2013 Archives

Curated last-minute mobile hotel bookings, and then crossing over to other sectors like car rentals, and perhaps eventually air tickets, is where it is going.

The anti-TSA crowd is so rabid and vocal that separating reality from nonsense is difficulty, even when it's something as believable as security guards chuckling at nudie pics.

D.C.'s share program works because both filled a hole in the city's transportation network and it appeals to locals and visitors in a way few other programs do.

Oh my! Will online tour booking become the next big thing, or will it boom and bust like social travel?

With all the ways out there to criticize Ryanair, it's unfortunate that the Times picked up on the one offense the low-cost carrier wasn't guilty of making.

Disney is excellent at many things, and getting people to feel special while spending lots of money is one of them. Like everything else Disney does, this effort will be closely watched by everyone from theme park rivals to credit card companies.

Dubai offers the best of both worlds: it’s the third largest market for luxury hotels in the world and its status as an international business hub makes filling rooms relatively easy when compared to the regional competition.

MakeMyTrip, Orbitz, HomeAway, and Ctrip finished the year down, while TripAdvisor, Expedia, Kayak, Priceline and Concur led the way.

Philadelphia's rise has come at the expense of it's shore-bound neighbor Atlantic City. But while Philly may not have the boardwalk pedigree, it has a mix of activities and a proximity to major cities that it's coastal rival can't match.