2015 › March

Airbnb's growth in the market isn't just a concern for supposed direct competitor Homeway, but also bigger online travel booking players as well as established hospitality companies. While revenues are still much smaller than others, its growth rate is surely beating everyone else by magnitudes.

On one hand, Yahoo is getting the milk for free, and on the other they're paying for the cow full-time.

International visitors are definitely attractive for the cash they're willing to drop on travel but destinations' domestic markets often have much more spending power and shouldn't be slighted.

Meet the new Ryanair, same as the old Ryanair.

All things must pass, or at least that's Ctrip's hope, when it comes to the extreme discounting under way in the Chinese travel market. Relief isn't on the way anytime soon.

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

HomeAway, we didn't know you had it in you. Well done.

The problem isn't Star Alliance, the problem is United.

You can't beat the ease of a device which can just be carried onboard any aircraft, without requiring special certification.

Expedia and Priceline are throwing a ton of money into marketing through TripAdvisor but rest assured they will be looking to reduce their reliance on TripAdvisor as soon as feasible. After all, that is one of the reasons Expedia acquired Trivago and Priceline bought Kayak.