2013 › March

With a heat map that reveals people use Foursquare mainly for food, drink, shopping, and transport, it's glaringly obvious that we're dealing with one of the world's most used travel apps.

Uh, yeah. A Star Wars theme park would make Universal's Harry Potter land look like a pre-school, and Disney's got the experience and the money to make it happen.

Smart marketing means thinking out of the box, which several of this week’s ads achieve.

UK already has enough trouble managing immigration lines at Heathrow, this will only add to the mess. And then rival politicians and rights groups are already crying discrimination and will hurt tourism as well.

EasyJet isn't -- yet -- going the Ryanair route of charging exorbitant fees for airport check-ins, but it is doing everything it can to force passengers to check-in online so the airline can cut costs.

Nothing like a little competition from the Ryanair, EasyJet and other European LCCs. SAS is feeling it.

TripAdvisor, with its apps and city guides, is focused on mobile, and obviously believes that the Tiny Post team can be a substantial contributor to its efforts.

This is a beautifully written article. It's not as compelling as the beach, but it's in the conversation.

It sounds like the new American Airlines plans on staying in Charlotte for awhile.