Colin Nagy

Swire is an interesting hospitality brand that not enough people know outside of Hong Kong. That is set to change.

American promised a bold vision with its ad campaigns. And it seems to be coming true.

A stripped-down business class fare could be an easy way for airlines to monetize inventory that would be given away for free.

Global Entry is the gateway drug. Now other countries are allowing you to skip through immigration faster than ever before. And it is easier than you would think.

Japan ups the ante on luxurious rail travel, and builds a product the operator thinks will diversify revenue sources. Now if only tickets could be had.

The big idea is to make it easy for larger, national hotel chains to conduct local, nuanced and interesting coffee programs that are cost-efficient. And without the hassle of having to do it all yourself, including equipment, roaster relationships and barista training. Craft coffee is having its moment.

Break through the travel recommendation bubble with a good old-fashioned human expert.

Travel is more exciting than a well composed and prop-heavy Instagram shot would let on. We think it's time to start letting go.

A feel-good story from a hotel brand that goes beyond the PR headlines? That's a very good idea.

Many industry insiders are surprised the U.S. electronics ban includes flights from Dubai, Doha, and Abu Dhabi. Is there a valid security concern for adding those airports? Or could something more sinister be taking place?