2013 › April

The bombing at the Boston Marathon, although not directed at an airline, should rid carriers and the TSA of any complacency regarding cockpit security. On the other hand, we hope the sequester won't prompt the TSA to cut any corners.

Overall, this is a very healthy trend as data analysis -- yes, big data -- is being applied to flights, airports and day of travel, showing travelers they are not all created equal.

Uber will get even more serious about growth as it moves forward quickly in New York City. But it will need to start better retaining staff if it's going to keep any momentum.

Reid's piece is a refreshing reminder about the power of expert content. And it's filled with clever visuals to help you along.

Once again, technology is slowly catching up with reality. Now, travelers who are eligible for TSA Pre-Check will more easily be able to figure out which security lane they should head toward when they get to the airport.

The competitors that U.S. gaming companies are facing in Macau present new challenges, and Sands, Wynn, and the others need to figure out how to compete if they want to stay in the game.

Chinese travel spend is clearly on the rise, but this Visa study also found that easier bookings and increasing options are leading all tourists to allocate more money to more trips in the coming years.

Don't worry party fiends, there are still plenty of places to get a drink. Goa just wants you to keep the place clean.