Jason Clampet

We will miss Joe Biden when he leaves office in three years. Let's hope he continues to insult New York-area airports and lavish love on Amtrak in the meantime.

Talking to users should be easy for travel media brands, but a few have managed to dominate the conversation (like LP and Travel Channel) while others surprise despite their size (like Fathom).

Not sure going to Disney the day after you win a championship is the best prize, but alongside "Virginia is for Lovers" and "I Love New York," the campaign is one of the most successful in the history of tourism.

The organization has found a way to engage visitors and locals in a way that should be a blueprint for other destinations looking for a two-way conversations with their biggest fans.

Simply put, the increased traffic is a healthy sign for both inbound and outbound tourism activity in the U.S.

Delta's judgement on what's funny or interesting in in-flight safety videos continues to baffle.

The TSA finally has something consumers like in PreCheck. Can it build on its success, or will bureaucracy and political squabbles confuse matters?

The Times' list is a bellwether for consumer behavior for the coming year. And as other travel publications are pulling back on big, ambitious features, the Times is placing bigger bets on its editorial expertise.