2015 › July

Forty years sounds like a long time, but in aviation it’s barely long enough time to get your kit together.

Mobile technology is proving to be a leap forward for hotels that are ready to embrace the massive advantages it has to offer.

Google has the ability to scale its hotel-booking service because of the already-existing integration of third-party hotel-technology partners such as Sabre, and due to Google's sheer reach.

Giving travelers a peek at what happens behind the scenes by sharing their staff's personal take is one way to build brand affinity.

Uber is the ultimate business travel app: Tell it to serve you right now, and it does.

As luxury travel continues to flourish in hospitality it only makes sense for the aviation sector to answer the call with startups selling private jet travel for travelers looking for something different.

Airline loyalty programs are a fluid creature this year and all bets are off the table.

Standard Hotels' majority investment in the Bunkhouse Group gives our favorite little hotel company in America a chance to extend its laconic legs beyond Texas.

Virtuoso is repositioning the role of travel agents from information providers to long-term travel consultants.

The growth of connectivity and entertainment in-flight is both encouraging and impressive. We still feel the birds-eye view from the window is the most thrilling and entertaining thing about being on a plane, but it's great to have something to do when the lights are off.