2014 › October

Technology is only as good as the functions it performs and when it comes to conferences and networking, that means helping users make quick decisions and seamless connections.

Some of Bourdain's best adventure take place within the U.S. where he uncovers the rich and surprising culture and history of his own country. That sentiment is all the more powerful in his own city.

If you're going to go asset light, you may as well unload one of your biggest assets while collecting management fees for the next century.

The war between the feathered birds and the metal birds has raged on from the beginning of aviation, with casualties on both sides. Both birds make a lot of noise, but neither is about to give up its claim on the skies.

Great travel concepts are a dime a dozen but monetizing those ideas has proved difficult for many in the travel startup space.

Smart hoteliers are making a foray into private rentals. There will be bumps along the way, but it's clear there's an opportunity for hotels that offer a mix of traditional lodging and private, exclusive stays.

Big Brother is already watching. He may as well help get us to our destination quicker, and with less hassle, while he's at it.

The overworked, under-vacationed and under-traveled American is a cliche, for a reason. This country needs to fix its vacation policies at work, and the travel industry needs to figure out better ways to get Americans to take a break.