2015 › November

CEO Arne Sorenson writes a letter to Marriott employees, laying out the compelling reasons for the merger and assuring them that the integration will go as smoothly as possible.

American isn't going as far as Delta or United did, but its changes are in line with the industry shift to measuring loyalty in dollars spent, not miles flown.

Marriott's CEO Arne Sorenson addresses Starwood's fleet of employees by offering them assurance through transparency and a healthy dose of optimism for the future.

The integration of Marriott and Starwood hotels will be fascinating to watch.

While Starwood's marquee brands will likely survive the acquisition, its mid-level brands could face challenges.

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

The Marriott-Starwood deal is much more than putting on a fresh coat of paint and moving on with business as usual. The integration process will likely take years, and franchisees can thank booking sites for their large role in that difficulty.

Airbnb is evolving into a global movement that transcends travel because it's crafting a universal ideology that promotes positive human values wherever it does business.

Understanding how Priceline.com turns lurkers into customers is key to gauging its success.

Passengers everywhere are hard to please, but because Asian passengers are willing to reward airlines by paying for passenger experience upgrades then they're more likely to get what they want.