2013 › April

The new studio attraction finally gives a public face to England's long film-studio history, and the royal visit gets it movie-star-like attention.

CEO Noam Bardin believes that crowdsourcing will serve as a competitive advantage for Waze against Google and other competitors. Last we checked, though, Google Maps had a few users, too.

Legacy carriers haven't had much success battling low-cost carriers on short-haul flights in Europe, but Air France's latest attempt may be just the thing the airline needs to keep loyal customers and bargain shoppers happy.

"Gangnam Style" was already an unofficial Korean tourism vehicle, so why not make it official? Tune in next month for the video clip.

The Brazil IPO market is active right now so it seems like an opportune time for GOL to go the IPO route with smiles, and to pay down some debt, something it desparately needs to do.

Backpackers and hardened travelers have been looking forward to being among the first to ride all the way through, and despite security concerns and permits involved, we hope this one actually launches.

A little sensitivity training for flight attendants is in order here.

The economic recession coupled with violent headlines and rising competition pushed Cancun tourism to record lows. Although occupancy is up, revenue still can't match 2007 numbers.

Two of the world's most ambitious nations right next to one another and not communicating clearly? Maybe the U.S. and Mexico could teach them how to communicate while still remaining in a dysfunctional relationship.

At some point tourism to Hawaii will level off and officials want to make sure expectations are set accordingly for this inevitability.