2013 › April

What does a destination have to show for itself when it doesn't have an Eiffel Tower? How about unique local cuisine that helps tourists dive deep into the city.

Morocco’s best shot at growth is an positive ad campaign that reminds people why they've been coming for decades and distinguishes it from its regional peers.

Switzerland Tourism is doing an awesome job of branding with its hilarious videos. But, Open Switzerland is taking the branding exercise outside of official channels, and there's nothing wrong with that.

Travel information is a big part of Google Glass' use case, and would be fascinating to see the travel-related startups that will come out of the ecosystem. We'll be tracking all of them here, stay tuned.

This isn't the end of the lawsuit, and the in-flight Internet marketplace is changing as new competitors enter with satellite technology.

Operating a vacation wholesaler was clearly not a core business for American Express, which agreed to go the partnership route instead.

Blackstone's ability to make smart bets on the travel industry should have hotel brands considering why they're selling assets to the group rather than copying its strategies.

New Zealand is trying to get out from under the shadow of its big neighbor to the west, and believes that easing the visa process may be one step toward that goal.

Walsh outlines a bleak future for the UK, one in which the next billion tourists to traverse the globe skip over the island in favor of destinations with better access and easier entry.