2015 Archives

Supply and demand baby.

Following the state of the U.S. hotel industry is a lot like riding a roller coaster. Visualizing the constant changes through straightforward charts like these is one way to stay on top of things.

The level of thought leadership and production values in these videos creates an impressive package that positions Vancouver as a convention city of brains and beauty.

There's a huge gap today in the meetings industry between ideation and implementation when it comes to next generation meeting design and event technology.

Thanks to Airbus, the elbow wars are now one step closer to an equitable peace.

Long flights can be a treat, if you’re flying in First. Otherwise, they’re more a badge of courage.

It's no wonder mass-market cruise lines are trying to attract wealthy vacationers. But does someone looking for a luxury experience really want to spend a week with his family on a floating shopping mall?

Bag fees are surely a big reason for these complaints. Do U.S. airlines still need more proof travelers aren't satisfied with the overall baggage situation?

No two tourists' shopping behaviors are alike and from tailored shopping tours to in-room services targeting specific groups and interests the mission to drive trip spending has only just begun.

It's hard for Hawaii to attract cruise ships due to outdated government restrictions. An attempt to grow the state's cruise business is only natural at a time when cruise lines have dozens of new vessels on the way.