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The travel industry in the coming year will be defined as much by design and user experience as it will be by the data and its uses.

These are the newest travel startups from AngelList vying for travelers’ interest and investors’ attention.

Travel in 2012 was all about big events: Olympics, mega-mergers, big bankruptcies, digital dominance, and both man-made and natural disasters. What does 2013 hold in store for the business of travel?

The new FAA rules on pilot rest could lead to more flight delays and cancellations, but ensuring that pilots in the cockpit aren't nodding off because they are excessively tired is sensible and worth it.

The plucky Independent Collection hospitality group is evolving with advanced reservation and reputation management systems providing better communication with guests and overall guest data.

The smallest element of a destination can stick with travelers the most. Even if that element isn't so small.

With new, international destinations slated to begin in 2014, Southwest will need this fuel savings and all of the efficiencies it can find.

It was a great year on the stock markets in 2013 for online travel agencies as a whole. Their businesses are increasingly global, and many are benefiting from expansion into developing markets and boosting their hotel products.

The calendar is directly in line with The Standard's cool and somewhat funky brand. And The Standard ensured that guests gifted with the calendar will keep the hotel in mind all year long.

Cross-country plane rides to one-hour train commutes will be impacted by weather Thursday evening. It is likely only the first of several large-scale delays to be caused by weather this year.

The sharing economy may be a threat to traditional players, but it also provides a blueprint for future success.