2015 › June

Desperate times call for desperate measures, including Norwegian's pledge to use only American and European pilots on its transatlantic routes. Is that what Open Skies is coming to?

More Americans aren't necessarily going to Europe this summer but those who have trip plans don't feel queasy about spending more time across the pond courtesy of a stronger dollar.

Tour startups face many of the same challenges as their predecessors, but their sexy and unorthodox approach to art and sightseeing gives them the added boost of consumer-fueled marketing.

The hybrid hostel/hotel with a James Beard-nominated bar concept is growing in America but not fast enough for our tastes.

Travelers want less human interaction with traditional airport processes but more culinary and cultural experiences to make their time in a terminal well spent. This isn't an easy equation to balance and Denver International Airport is one facility demonstrating it knows what the future holds for airports.

Offering free Wi-Fi shows Treebo Hotels understands what's important to guests but let's see how quickly it can scale.

New airlines from emerging markets want to help more people get out and see the world. If the world wants them to visit, then they need to allow those flights, or increase service from legacy U.S. and E.U. carriers to those markets, or both. There are plenty of eager travellers to go around.

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

United hopes that consistent information sharing and mobile digital services will improve its relationship with passengers. They can't hurt, but this doesn't even begin to address United's core problems, which are leadership and competence.

How-to videos inform and build brand awareness. If executed well, viewers will be moved to share them, which adds value by generating earned media.