2013 › April

Big market if it is done right, though problem would be fulfilling this cost-effectively at scale, in a standardized manner.

The timing is certainly interesting on this one, so listen to the interview yourself and decide whether this is groundbreaking or part of an annual prank.

No easy and quick fix solutions to this, so the tourism economy will definitely be affected in the short term, unfortunately.

Business travelers who have no patience for young travelers should use a little less starch in their shirts. Why can't we just all get along:)

Florida has a very good 2012, and 2013 with its year long celebration will hopefully help visitors linger a bit longer.

The majority of the Caribbean islands rely on American visitors to fuel their tourism industries, but Cuba is the stark exception as the second most-visited island in the region and very few Americans in sight.

Glam's use of world's best restaurant reviewer Jonathan Gold helps elevate this from the typical top 10 list into a serious contender for destination planning for food lovers.

Trying to minimize weight and waste -- to cut down on costs -- and have a genuine better user experience is a fascinating balance that's getting played out in the quest for a perfect airline toilet.

Oman Air remained a loss-making airline in 2012 despite an increase in passenger traffic at its main airport. Taking cues from international stalwarts, Oman might find better bookings with lower fares.

Southwest officials aren't do-gooders when it comes to their lack of bag fees. They just know it is good for business.