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Why 2013 will be an even bigger year for Gulf airline expansion in the U.S.

The Gulf airlines only have a small chunk of the market in the U.S., but it's become their most rapidly growing source of revenue over the last two years and uncertainties at U.S. carriers are providing opportunities to grow even further.

Airlines

Airline capacity cuts and mergers help the industry outperform forecasts for 2012

Despite rapid growth in Asia and southeast Asia, the U.S. market is still leading the pack thanks to earlier waves of consolidation and the entry of fees into the process at an earlier point and with much more ambition.

Cruises

Norovirus outbreak hits holiday cruise hard, gives Carnival one last PR nightmare of the season

Disaster both deadly -- the Costa Concordia -- and embarrassing have hit Carnival and its multiple lines all through 2012. All it wants for the new year is a new year.

Norovirus outbreak hits holiday cruise hard, gives Carnival one last PR nightmare of the season

Online Travel

SkiftSeedlings: Very early glimpses of 6 new travel startups

SkiftSeedlings: Very early glimpses of 6 new travel startups

Airlines

Chengdu, China’s airport hits the 30 million passengers mark on its rapid rise

The airport serves a regional population of over 500 million, so this first 30 million has other few million hot on its heels.

Chengdu, China’s airport hits the 30 million passengers mark on its rapid rise

Airlines

Virgin doubles its investment in Tourism Australia to fill the gap left by Qantas

Future tourism campaigns for Australia will be running on a tight budget, because although Virgin has doubled its funding, the total still falls some $30 million below Qantas’ contribution over the past three years.

Virgin doubles its investment in Tourism Australia to fill the gap left by Qantas

Airlines

U.S. Congress makes it easier for international travelers in transit

This is one of the few times since the TSA was established that Congress has stepped in to ease restrictions on screenings.

Ground Transport

Taxi apps to be allowed on one-year trial basis in NYC if it passes the vote tomorrow

It is inevitable that these mobile cab hailing and scheduling apps will become the norm, but the process to reach there has to be followed, instead of the bluster approach that a brash and heavily funded startup like Uber loves.

Taxi apps to be allowed on one-year trial basis in NYC if it passes the vote tomorrow

Online Travel

Our long national nightmare is over: Google Maps app for iPhone is now live

Really solid effort from Google, and a collective sigh of relief from all of us lost souls.

Our long national nightmare is over: Google Maps app for iPhone is now live

Online Travel

Google’s iOS Maps app navigates its way into iTunes

iPhone users suffering with Apple's default maps app in iOS 6 will finally have some relief, pending Apple's approval of the Google Maps app.

Google’s iOS Maps app navigates its way into iTunes

Airlines

GE crowdsources ways to stop flight delays and save airlines money

Flight delays are the result of a such complicated and intertwined series of events that there won’t be an end-all solution, but perhaps a better way for airlines to predict the delays in order to cut their losses.

GE crowdsources ways to stop flight delays and save airlines money