2015 › March

Starwood is thinking about loyalty much differently than its peers, and moves like this new Apple Watch app should be seen as a loyalty play more than a tech one.

International air traffic broke every record in 2014 and macro-trends suggest that it can be done again in 2015. January statistics highlight the possibility.

Innovation and change have always been driving factors in the evolution of travel, but now it’s happening at a much more accelerated pace. We're no longer tracking industry changes by looking at the calendar, but instead by looking at our watches.

Travel tricks coming soon to a wrist near you.

Although travel transactions are as simple as few taps, getting consumers actually into an app to book remains companies greatest challenge. Deep linking solves that by creating efficient channels from demand to purchase through industry partnerships.

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

We were sad to see Scanorama go away but we're happy something more ambitious took its place.

The online travel duopoly, The Priceline Group and Expedia Inc., remains in place. But as history and Expedia's turnaround show, the pecking order isn't necessarily going to stay this way over the long term.

American and Delta will now hopefully be forced to improve their food offerings and with the rising tide, all ships will float higher.

There are hundreds of small platforms that offer an unprecedented way to travel in terms of making connections and saving on costs. However, most travelers don't have the time or flexibility to make these sites work there limited time off.