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Middle Eastern carriers, including Emirates, Etihad Airways and Qatar Airways, are experiencing phenomenal growth, and IATA's latest passenger numbers put some context behind the trend.

There's no iOS love in the Scandanavian airline's choice as Norwegian opted for Android. The airline also decided to stick with its own entertainment system instead of enticing passengers just to bring their own devices and use them.

Well, this had to happen: the trolliest travel press release of the month, and we're obliging by being trolled.

A foreign buyer looking to make headway in an entry into the U.S. would be the most likely candidate to scoop up Travelocity from IPO-hungry Sabre.

The W brand has a knack for taking more design risks than the average corporate hotel chain, as well as implementing designs that don't sacrifice usability for bling.

Mobile operators have a lot of data on how their users travel, and can think out of the box to create these simple services using other digital services like IFTTT.

The relatively ambitious travel plans seem to reflect economic optimism among American consumers.

IATA's numbers provide a fresh look at an under-performing industry, and the parameters of its proposed solutions are very predictable -- less taxation and weaker regulation.

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