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Will U.S. airlines try to get the NFL and the MLB on their side?

Mining deeper into the demographics identified one year ago, our focus now turns to direct accounts of how “silent” travel occurs, as told to Skift by individuals who identify as being part of this category.

As one of the largest travel companies in the world, Carlson Wagonlit Travel's global scale and what it's doing in most facets of its business offer a glimpse into larger travel management trends and what business travelers in managed programs are looking for.

We need more tomorrow thinking like this if the passenger experience is really going to improve in the coming decades. But no one wants to build a new aircraft around a CIGAR just now.

Relevant music acts have been a great way to make all-inclusive resorts relevant to the younger millennial travelers.

If Indie be the mix of love, play on.

Still a lot of growth left in Europe when it comes to attracting and retaining Chinese travelers.

These are the aviation trends we were talking about this week.

The Priceline Group is adding pieces to its new B2B hotel technology division, which it expects will be a substantial business eventually.

Seamless access is helpful but it's the secure connection, where available, that offers the greatest advantage.

There are really never any absolutes in travel or in life but Priceline Group CEO Darren Huston feels confident that we'll never get to an app-only world. The desktop and mobile Web will live on, at least until Al Gore invents the next big thing.