Jason Clampet

Tapity's developers aren't travel experts, but they understand how airlines and other travel companies need to approach the user experience.

How can marketers capitalize on new innovations in technology and shifts in traveler behavior to build more genuine customer loyalty and larger profits in the future?

Marriott knows that this pro-discrimination bill by Arizona lawmakers could completely undo its conventions and leisure travel business in the state, and it doesn't want to see that happen.

We're past the days when online video was an expense with little ROI. Here's insight into making that ROI even bigger.

Airbnb is in an interesting position: These super hosts provide a good experience to guests, but they present problems when it comes to local regulations and the brand's sharing-economy-is-good-for-little-guy narrative.

Airbnb's business in New York is a fascinating look at how the sharing economy has evolved, as well as the challenges that remain ahead of it.

Wander's founders were smart enough to pivot away from their travel site once they realized they knew little about the market.

Video is the closest thing to an immersive experience that marketers can deliver. Discover which travel brands have been most successful producing and distributing video and why their content resonates with viewers and customers.

The struggling magazine is joining a Lonely Planet that's eager for expansion on every travel front.

Despite the popularity of Sports Illustrated's swimsuit issue among a certain set of readers, it's difficult to imagine how a handful of women in bikinis will be able to upset Betty White's position as queen of in-flight safety videos.