2015 › July

Mobile guides for attractions and events allow discovery to happen faster before travelers even arrive at a place and that fundamentally impacts expectations about what they'll experience.

While some airlines and hotels talk up how much they are investing in technology and mobile, in particular, the users of some of their apps are giving them a big thumbs-down.

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

Contractors let the airports save a few bucks, but it means they are less safe than they would be if workers had decent pay and benefits.

For hotel marketers reaching customers around the globe, not every campaign works abroad. From translation issues to single-channel reliance, here are four PPC marketing mistakes for hotels to avoid.

Mobile is everything in Latin America, even more so than the U.S., so travelers in Brazil and Mexico are more receptive to using digital payment features than their peers in the U.S.

Some day, travel brands will know you better than you know yourself and you won't feel violated because of it. Today is just not that day.

Hotels these days are doing everything they can to drive direct traffic to their own channels. Hilton's latest TV ad, though, plays a little fast and loose with the truth.

By emphasizing the social aspect of the traditional evening social hour through experiential F&B programming and room design, The Mix is helping stave off those Tuesday night road warrior blues.

Come hear the best talks on the future of travel, come define the future of travel, at Skift Global Forum 2015.