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Taj Hotels' stylish ad campaign answers the challenge to create a modern, experiential and visual narrative while communicating traditional themes of attentive service and formal luxury.

As with other travelers, the needs and preferences of LGBT travelers differ according to age and stage in life.

Couchsurfing sobered up only to realize it was the last drunk backpacker left at the party and the rest of its friends had gone home to make money and travel in a more sophisticated fashion. Can it keep true to its beliefs to grow up without giving in?

As airline integrations go, Southwest-AirTran has been relatively smooth. United-Continental is a nightmare in comparison.

If you think Americans are obsessed with their mobile devices, then just travel to Thailand, Korea and Japan, where they are really serious about using their smartphones and tablets during vacation.

With five American Express airport lounges either operational or in the works, the company will still be hard-pressed to replace all of those American Airlines and US Airways lounges that used to feature free access for Platinum cardholders across the U.S.

SeaWorld has been trying to emphasize how it rescues sea creates and allegedly humanely treats orcas in captivity, but a segment of the public just isn't buying it, as SeaWorld's recent attendance figures show.

Is HotelTonight's Instagram advertising campaign a baby step toward a TV blitz? Maybe the company isn't at that point yet, but there will be some lessons in what kind of return on investment HotelTonight gets in teaming with Instagram for the campaign.