2015 › May

Brands are betting that the Watch will be the next iPhone. So far, all we know is that it has a better shot of succeeding that its Android rivals.

Booking.com's focus on hotels plus TV and online advertising, which gets more guests into those hotels, is obviously paying off.

Both Expedia and Booking.com know that business travelers having been booking travel on their sites for years. Now both companies are going after small businesses and their employees in a more-organized way.

By getting visitors into the parks faster, the MyMagic+ wristbands help them spend more easily and create that lucrative Disney magic the Walt Disney Co. wants in its coffers.

Berlin doesn't have to raise awareness of its product as much as reinforce its already strong branding and keep the peace at home to make sure a tourists' positive perceptions match reality on the ground.

Everyone wants to travel like a local but they also want to read longer recommendations of things to do which HeyLets prevents.

Restaurants, attractions and vacation rentals are just 12 percent of TripAdvisor's revenue but that number is going to get a lot bigger in the future.

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

It took years of hemming and hawing for Expedia to decide to sign a vacation rental distribution deal with HomeAway. Now Expedia still can't decide if it really wants to go through with it.

No matter whether it's hype or reality, these "next" titles get cities into headlines, conversations, and Instagram feeds further fueling their recognition and desirability.