2015 › July

With these direct jibes at Aer Lingus, it's clear there the feisty O'Leary we thought we'd lost to 'nice' is still alive and kicking.

Truly identifying with travelers as a traveler -- not as a marketer who is thinking like a traveler -- helps viewers relate better to the brand message.

Tourists can, over time, negatively impact a destination but these findings from Cyprus show it's not all bad news when it comes to spending.

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

Airport performance and user experience needs to be assessed against global standards and not domestic mediocrity. And that's just the start of it.

The lifestyle hotel segment is being pushed to innovate more quickly and drastically than ever before. Although the competition will continue to swell for several more years, we expect only a few brands will be left standing at the end.

Massive impression figures from sponsored influencers that have millions of followers are impressive and easy to quantify, but measuring the efficacy of their visual content is harder but worth the effort.

Travelocity has left the gnome behind before, and it's come back to it in times of need. Maybe the gnome should just take a long vacation and wait for their call when they get desperate.

With big mergers come big responsibilities, and United's failures to make its Continental tie-up work on the back end is the horror story airline executives use to keep their children up at night.

We're still gonna keep looking at these oddities, because they're so darned amusing. Plus, we know you worry and we're here to help.