2015 Archives

Regaining the trust from flyers after two crashes is a daunting task, but Malaysia Airlines forges ahead.

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

We aren't going to say that this video is worse than a military coup that forces a democratically elected leader to flee, causes critics to live in fear, and drives tourism into the gutter. But it's a close second.

The same factors that led to a record number of Americans traveling abroad in 2014 also attracted a record number of visitors to the country, creating a balance in outbound versus inbound travel spend.

Welcome to a lodging company, HomeAway, that is NOT targeting millennials but instead is going after "whole families." It has little to do with short-term rentals and it may turn out to be short-term thinking.

Travel startups that provide value to the back-end operations of business have a much better chance at success than those that simply connect consumers or facilitate search.

This short-term promotion has half-baked written all over it.

While hosts have to shell out the permit fee, it's sites like Airbnb who stand to lose more, at least for now, from hosts' unwillingness to comply as these sites face fines unless they force hosts to obey local laws.

We’re still in the early days of the Instagram Influencer, but the one thing we do know is that great visuals will catch on no matter who’s doing the sharing.

Every traveler today has the ability to digitally share their culinary experiences with friends and strangers around the world, fueling a veritable social media arms race to determine who has the most unique F&B experiences.