2013 › March

The TSA says it had been planning this policy change for awhile, but we think the Phoenix incident might have fast-tracked the change.

It is difficult to stomach giving $20 million to a CEO of an airline in bankruptcy, a company that resisted a merger and has been bleeding losses over the last few years.

Online travel "supermarkets" Travelocity and Expedia years ago looked like winners, but hotel "specialist" Booking.com prevailed, Room 77 argues. And, it's betting that a singular focus on hotels will one day enable Room 77 to out-Kayak Kayak. It's a huge hill to climb.

Although the buzz surrounding digital detoxes continues, the concept's been around long enough that savvy travelers realize they can create their own detox with a little will power and a stern concierge.

If you're going to have a timeshare in the Virgin Islands you're after something particular and that is likely very closely aligned with what Mr. Margaritaville can help you with.

Nearly $400K in base pay is a sweet ride, especially when the quality of the city's tourism infrastructure -- namely quality hotels -- haven't kept pace with other types of development in the city.

Management fees are quite wonderful, but this current industry trend of focusing on it and shedding real estate -- including prime properties in major cities -- may end in regret.

The Oasis and sister ship Allure set records at launch in 2009, but they'll soon be upstaged by a new mega ship from RCI and face small-but-ambitious challenges from a new class of ships from Norwegian Cruise Line.

Can we boycott Outdoor Channel? Oh wait, most of us do already, since we have never seen it on our TV dial.

China’s landmark document is meant to fuel domestic tourism, but the decision to increase paid holidays will further drive outbound travel and continue Chinese tourists’ rise in importance abroad.