2015 › March

The U.S. carriers aren't sure how to battle the Gulf airlines, so they're turning to government for cover. They should be thinking more about the consumer.

These are the newest travel startups from Angel List vying for travelers’ interest and investors’ attention.

There is an art to casting the paid media net to grow and keep your audience.

This series looks at the driving factors behind travel purchasing behavior, with the first report focusing on an issue looming over the online travel sector: shopping cart abandonment. Understand the reasons behind travel's high abandonment rate and strategies to win back customers. Download the report for free!

Our minds aren't in the gutter. We just think a name should mean something. Hotels and their consultants have become so focus-group centric that they are coming up with lazy names.

What can we say? Yellow and Gold make Green. With the high demand to attend St. Patrick’s Day celebrations in Dublin, New York and Boston, this announcement could not be better timed.

Lots of supposedly smart travel industry folks in recent years mused that no company would be interested in buying Orbitz. They were obviously wrong. Expedia will pay $1.34 billion, another company submitted a bid, and a whole bunch of other companies kicked the tires.

Hilton Design Studio is helping ramp up the brand's game on the international architecture and design scene, where an emphasis is placed on creating spaces that make locals proud.

Destinations kill two birds with one stone with foreign recruitment trips by finding the seasonal help they need along with employees who can speak the languages of some of their fastest growing visitor demographics.