2015 Archives

Marriott has been actively tapping celebrities to drive attention to its different lifestyle brands in an attempt to communicate a spirit of independence embedded in the cultural arts.

Digital brand communications, social media and the rise of digital bookings are impacting the industry at a rising rate year over year, in ways big and small.

Hybrid IFE/wIFE and “hand-me-down” mixed installations are where we’re headed industry-wide for video entertainment, but—some apps aside—the always-reliable in-flight magazine will continue to enjoy pride of place in the seat pocket in front of you.

Monocle never does something unless it looks good, is filled with expert insight, and makes money, too. That's why we're happy to see what they're doing in travel publishing.

This series looks at the driving factors behind travel purchasing behavior, with the first report focusing on an issue looming over the online travel sector: shopping cart abandonment. Understand the reasons behind travel’s high abandonment rate and strategies to win back customers. Download the report for FREE!

Will U.S. airlines try to get the NFL and the MLB on their side?

Mining deeper into the demographics identified one year ago, our focus now turns to direct accounts of how “silent” travel occurs, as told to Skift by individuals who identify as being part of this category.

As one of the largest travel companies in the world, Carlson Wagonlit Travel's global scale and what it's doing in most facets of its business offer a glimpse into larger travel management trends and what business travelers in managed programs are looking for.

We need more tomorrow thinking like this if the passenger experience is really going to improve in the coming decades. But no one wants to build a new aircraft around a CIGAR just now.

Relevant music acts have been a great way to make all-inclusive resorts relevant to the younger millennial travelers.