2013 › March

North Dakota is having a moment, and how.

This should be a very disturbing figure to the Indian government, as was the rape and its aftermath to the image of India overall. Maybe they ought to rethink the Incredible India marketing campaign.

National parks already handled a variety of difficult operating tasks, including park preservation, before the sequestration came along and made just staying open a goal.

Despite Revel’s bankruptcy declaration last week, the AC resort, a new marketing campaign, and gubernatorial initiatives contributed to a significant uptick in visitor spending in 2012.

The impact of global warming is already being felt in the U.S. where shorter warmer winters have meant fewer visitors and sales. Snowfall is still strong in the Alps, but research suggests a similar fate is in store for the European resorts.

The UK hasn't had much luck, consumer-wise, when it comes to private partnerships in its transportation infrastructure. Something about the conflict between what's best for investors and what's best for the public good, perhaps.

The genius of Beck's initial design defined transit maps for the twentieth century, and it will be thrilling to see a descendant emerge who can define the twenty-first.

Thus starts a pivotal moment in the global long haul aviation sector, a the power firmly moves to the mid-east hubs. All links to Europe now pass through the Gulf, metaphorically and literally.

There's a wonderful continuity in a ship christening that can transport a viewer back centuries in time and remove them from the current drama surrounding Princess' parent company.