2013 › April

The 2014 Super Bowl will bring a huge bump in tourism to one of the regions most impacted by Hurricane Sandy, and raise awareness of the neighborhood offering picture-perfect views of Manhattan.

Google began selling Google Glass to developers for $1,500, but forget about loaning or selling it to someone else. Google would immediately disable the device -- and probably its relationship with you.

The Asian market is looking to travel and with so many short-haul destinations to pick from, a cumbersome visa requirement is enough to deter visitors from choosing Japan.

Although Google lagged behind Apple in adding language support for the Cambodian language, its expanding portfolio provides better tools for communication between travelers, global businesses, and foreigners.

Authorities may refloat the ship and scrap it, but the memories of the disaster will live on forever.

Nowhere is tourism, and subsequently theme park visitation, growing as quickly it is in Asia. In addition to higher profits, growth is raising brands’ awareness and priming them for further market penetration.

It's good to see a hotel experimenting with solving this problem. In the future, a method by which hotels could purify and recycle the soap themselves seems like the most green option.