2013 › April

Political trend? Passengers prefer sitting on the right side of the aircraft. But, only by a small margin.

San Francisco is known worldwide as a tech hub so attractions that can tap into that will see branding benefits and an outpouring of local support.

Choice Hotels is playing its strengths by entering the European markets as most brands focus on Asia, in a strategy that could make the group one of continent’s largest players in the future.

This IATA-African Union initiative could save lots of lives and bring Africa into a modern aviation environment.

Cramer thinks Orbitz is a distance third to Priceline and Expedia as an investment. That's quite a distance.

Tulsa is cautious to make any definitive statement on its intentions, likely because hosting the Olympics has an infinite impact on a city between buildup that precedes it and the growth, or fallout, that follows it.

Of course hotels are installing digital screens: the technology replaces the need for human concierge, shamelessly promotes hotels’ on-site offerings, and looks better than a paper pamphlet stand. What’s not to love?

There should be some accommodation for more ample passengers on flights, and this sounds like a reasonable solution. Should passengers have to pay more for these seats? That's could be a big issue.

Uber's CEO uses this announcement to call his critics names and trash his rivals -- all while arguing he just cares about innovating and serving customers. You know what's a great innovation? A car-hail app without all the boasting and complaining.