2015 › May

It’s been 50 years since Limanoff first suggested Automat dining on planes, and we still have trolleys. Make what you will of that.

As it gets more complicated to trace where a booking actually came from hotels' sales and revenue teams are one group in the online travel booking ecosystem bearing the brunt of this.

International visitors, especially coming from China, will be what fuel Los Angeles' tourism industry for the upcoming future. Catering products and experiences to these guests will take priority over U.S. visitors.

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

In the highly competitive hospitality space, hotels are increasingly looking to improve the guest experience pre-, during- and post-stay with data-driven communication solutions aimed at creating and sustaining meaningful relationships with customers. Download this report for FREE!

Most U.S. cities are calling 2014 another record year for their tourism sectors and the international numbers, when released, will help complete the picture.

With more airlines pushing the benefits of in-flight entertainment, we're reminded of something about bread and circus. JetBlue's investors will likely approve of this new partnership, which makes JetBlue happy too.

It's tough for a European brand to really take hold in the U.S. -- or vice versa -- but Trivago is on the way to doing it.

Although behind its South American neighbors in terms of awareness in the U.S., Ecuador benefits from its growing popularity that will attract both young and well-traveled Americans looking for a unique experience.

It’s difficult to promote or welcome foreign tourists to a destination where there are few to zero resources for them available in their language. As visitation is spread outside of cities and city centers, it’s important for even the smallest of businesses to prepare for a range of languages.