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>>Albuquerque could take advantage of New Mexico’s high-tech knowledge base and the glam appeal of Virgin Galactic: Can Spaceships and Startups Attract Conventions to Albuquerque?
>>Craft Beer is big business in America: Travel on Tap: The Rise of Craft Beer Tourism
>>After an amazing week in Cuba, we’re reflecting on our company’s journey: The Skift Story, Four Years In
>>We might see more travelers cancel, or decline to book, their vacations: Zika Fears Contribute to Drop in Some Cruise and Airline Stocks
>>Egencia is leveraging the tech-savvy of its parent Expedia Inc. to compete at a high level: The Corporate Travel Technology Arms Race According to Egencia
>>When convention and visitor bureaus produce extensive research, they’re showing their commitment to embrace Millennials: Tourism Bureaus Turn to Rigorous Research to Differentiate Their Brands
>>No combination of cruise ships, Airbnb rentals, state-run hotels, or nuns’ quarters will be enough to replace smart tourism development: The Only Thing to Stop Cuba’s Tourism Growth Is Its Accommodations Crunch
>>Royal Caribbean is adamant that it’s in China for the long haul: Royal Caribbean Is Optimistic About China Despite Pricing Troubles
>>International travel had another banner year in 2015, but the odds are against a repeat performance: The U.S. Welcomed a Record Number of Overseas Tourists in 2015
>>Global business travel had a great year in 2015, but 2016 could be a different story: International Business Travel to the U.S. Grew Faster Than Leisure Travel in 2015
>>Is research the new content marketing for convention bureaus? Destinations Delve Into Research To Engage Millennials — Meetings Innovation Report
>>With the Brexit vote just behind us and U.S. elections looming, some form of stability will be a welcome change: What Airline and Hotel Executives Say About Corporate Travel This Quarter
>>These videos showcase the people behind the culinary experience: Today’s Best Food Tourism Videos Highlight People and Place More Than the Food
>>SeaWorld executives knew they would not see an immediate improvement after changing course over killer whales: SeaWorld Blames Attendance Woes on Homebound Brazilians
>>Fathom, which is still an up-and-coming brand, may earn some attention — and hipster cred — for this partnership: Airbnb Tries to Lure New Hosts With Discounts on a Fathom Cruise
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