2015 Archives

Gulf carriers may be the new kids on the block, pulling out all stops to attract and keep new flyers, but they're also setting new standards for service and comfort, which others will have to mimic or risk being considered obsolete.

Co-branded deals between airlines and credit card companies have become a lot more competitive of late and when it comes to the latest pact between American Express and Delta, the airline is just loving the boost to its ancillary revenue.

By focusing on the individual business traveler—especially female—with innovative room product and social F&B programming and design, Virgin Hotels Chicago is a business hotel that doesn't feel like a business hotel.

Many competitors are considering good prospects ahead in Cuba, but JetBlue seems committed to market dominance, once there's a market to dominate.

The apparent abundance of free Wi-Fi at U.S. hotels may be enough to overshadow their sluggish Wi-Fi speeds, but not for long.

We guarantee the Forum to be the best creative brainfood in travel all year. Get your tickets now!

Hotels photo-and-video baited potential guests with festive lobbies, holiday inspired cocktails and out-of-the-cold destinations.

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

Etihad is aggressively moving the pieces of its chessboard around Europe. But Alitalia is no versatile queen for the center of the board. At most, it’s a bishop.

Airbnb is still hoping to deal with cities on its own terms, but New York City doesn't appear to want to play ball.