Jason Clampet

While the use of Big Data in personalized marketing efforts is a goal for a number of businesses in the travel industry, making it a reality is a tougher sell.

Building lots of luxury properties can get people excited, even if the number of entrants don't make sense when viewed in aggregate.

Starwood is open to using technology at every level, and it does so without seeming gimmicky (at least most of the time).

That's a lot of yellow on a plane. Our guess is CEO Ben Baldanza bought it all in a close-out sale.

JetBlue is entering a new era of bag fees, two-class seating, and tougher competition from a bigger American Airlines.

We've always thought that yellow and black should be associated with trusted brands that ooze quality.

The anti-Independence forces are positing a 'yes' vote as support for total disaster economic and political disaster. Some could argue that a split from England isn't always bad.

By focusing on illegal hotels, the coalition may have a good rallying cry, but it doesn't capture how quickly short-term rentals have evolved into something much more sophisticated.

What's not to love about Saul Bass? Possibly when lesser designers try to remix his work for the future and come out with a middling result.

Two airline redesigns in one week? Be still our beating hearts.