2015 › May

For now, all things seem to be coming up roses for the new Wyndham Rewards program. Provided their program stabilizes and builds trust with travelers, the loyalty members should come.

Air New Zealand was one of the first airlines to infuse creativity into otherwise stale safety videos and continues to improve on the concepts as other airlines catch on to its success.

Marriott has been actively tapping celebrities to drive attention to its different lifestyle brands in an attempt to communicate a spirit of independence embedded in the cultural arts.

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Slow-decision making and legacy thinking has hurt TUI over the years, and now it's trying to right the ship by adding cruise ships and hotels.

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

Digital brand communications, social media and the rise of digital bookings are impacting the industry at a rising rate year over year, in ways big and small.

Hybrid IFE/wIFE and “hand-me-down” mixed installations are where we’re headed industry-wide for video entertainment, but—some apps aside—the always-reliable in-flight magazine will continue to enjoy pride of place in the seat pocket in front of you.

Monocle never does something unless it looks good, is filled with expert insight, and makes money, too. That's why we're happy to see what they're doing in travel publishing.

What struck us as most interesting was the universal challenges faced by each destination and how their lessons and victories could be as helpful to their neighbor as to a tourism professional around the world.