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

Airlines would strongly disagree with all of this. In fairness, airlines have their own cost burdens to tackle. But an extra $4 each way is hardly the worst air travel fee we’ve come across. Especially since their ancillary fees are one giant tax dodge.

Tourism bureaus are under increasing pressure to validate the business case for their funding, so they're expanding their role and reworking their business model.

There is great potential for Twitter to be the go-to-site for consumers, but somehow the brand just ends up making the site more complicated for the mass market.

U.S. hotels still hold their own with international travelers, but the amount of weight they can throw around hasn't gotten heavier.

This is the second installment for our Future Cities series, where we look at how sustainable development, and smart city initiatives are paving the way for Singapore to build the city of the future.

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

With technology innovation and a thriving online distribution landscape, vacation rental owners are taking their businesses to new heights. Technology is revolutionizing the vacation rental at a multitude of touchpoints.

Emerging economies will grow faster than advanced economies during 2016 and that has several implications for the cost of travel.

Any company can launch a crowd-funding campaign but it's what action a startup takes after the funds stop trickling in that determines its fate. For Bluesmart, that's focusing on telling a story of reimagining the decades-old suitcase concept and bringing it into the mobile era and doing experimental partnerships with major brands that add value to the travel experience.