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Congratulations to all the smartest travel brands on social media.

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

Anything that gets tourists to beaches faster should be good. We expect Mojito or Caipirinha finder apps will soon follow.

Being a leading online travel company these days means adding expensive pieces to the portfolio, and both the Priceline Group and Expedia Inc. are signaling that their acquisition sprees are far from being finished.

By partnering with some of the world's top tech companies, Marriott is testing the waters to align hotel experiences with the anticipated travel behaviors of the most tech-savvy, next gen consumers.

As the market for home rentals expands so does the demand for services that provide the freedom of a vacation, or urban rental with the amenities and luxuries of a hotel.

Mobile maps are great for navigating from point A to B, but don't give travelers a sense of place quite like a large printed map. High demand at visitor centers suggests tourists are looking for information and context before exploring on their own.

HEL is working hard to become a traveller's heaven. It won't be the largest airport in the world, but it's certainly going to be one of a kind.

The travel and hospitality industry is being flooded with data. The key to harnessing it? Smart strategies to deliver a more efficient and tailored travel experience, and cultivate and keep…

Accommodation choices are being narrowed down with guest photos uploaded on Instagram.

Much as the travel industry would like to move beyond pricing and fees, consumers still wants better disclosures and simplicity around ticket prices, fees and other related services. Is the travel industry listening?

Figure out some simple, creative ways to surprise and delight visitors, and you're creating powerful positive memories–ones they're likely to share with friends.