2015 › July

Delta's involvement in the rebuilding of LaGuardia gives us hope that they won't screw it up to the extent the Port Authority would if it had a free hand in the matter.

Negotiating exclusive deals will mean everything for Secret Escapes so that travelers can keep finding value in it.

21c Museum Hotels answers mainstream demand for cultural, local and educational travel by adding to the quality of artistic discourse in mainstream America.

Facebook's ad technology needs to keep up with the pace of users who have joined the platform's mobile and video crusade.

And at this juncture, Etihad CEO James Hogan says it's all "good." He's giving airline alliances grief, making strides in honing the passenger experience and obviously enjoying the gig despite the hassles of facing off against the bullying of some of the largest airlines in the world.

Selling indigenous travel experiences can be difficult to convert so Tourism Australia is wrapping the entire campaign in content.

Thanks for helping us make it through year three.

Officials at Booking.com and Expedia know their hotel businesses are so far ahead of Amazon's nascent moves that they aren't cowering in fear at the might of Amazon. But you can bet they will be taking a hard look at the expanded Amazon Destinations today, as will the folks at Google and TripAdvisor.

Although details haven't emerged, I wouldn't bet against any travel startup that Paul English throws his energies into.

As if we need to be marketed to any more than we already are, but here are some examples where that marketing may make more sense.