2013 › April

American’s agreement with Orbitz is the third and last settlement in a lawsuit filed by the airline claiming that the OTA, alongside Sabre and Travelport, were guilty of anticompetitive practices.

Disney's influence in Florida legislature is at display with this new bill, but deeper scrutiny is needed as consumer advocates are asking.

The popularity of car rentals can largely depend on the layout of the city and NYC makes it much easier to get by without one that its West Coast peers.

The initiatives that have turned airlines into profitable investments are the same that make consumers now bemoan flying with fuller planes and many extra costs.

The Supreme Court correctly came down on the side of transparency in airfare advertising. Upholding more lenient cancellation rules could have a large impact.

As long as prices stay low the cruise industry will continue to thrive.

Nobody adores taxes, but this one is universally hated in a way that makes others seemed loved. But it's hard to give up a tax that brings in nearly £4 billion a year.

The future of travel is at the intersection of design and user experience, we firmly believe here at Skift. These innovations hint at that future.

If this is managed well and includes follow-through funding is needed and guidance on how to spend it smartly especially in digital, then this could be well worth it.