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Tourism
If the Blackfish documentary is hurting SeaWorld's attendance, the theme park operator would be pained to admit it.
Dennis Schaal, Skift | 10 years ago
Despite Brazil's infrastructure delays and the rising probability of protests, tourists will still travel to the games, sleep in hotels, and eat local food. Whether the more than $3 billion economic boost is worth the criticism and political strife is yet to be determined.
Samantha Shankman, Skift | 10 years ago
Online Travel
The Momondo Group is in the early stages of pursuing a dual brand metasearch strategy with its Cheapflights and Momondo brands. Are they different enough from one another, and will they stand out sufficiently from their rivals to make a real go of it? Other players will be watching to see if any of this makes sense.
Skift | 10 years ago
Hotels
Airbnb will need to come up with new arguments if it wants to prevent a second subpoena from being successful.
Jason Clampet, Skift | 10 years ago
Airlines
At the end of the day, airlines are customer-service companies and it will benefit their customers and operations to have leadership that better reflects who is flying today.
While we have no faith in trickle-down economics, there is a real correlation between design improvements in first class and life getting a little better in economy.
Marisa Garcia, Skift | 10 years ago
By providing both seat-back entertainment and stream abilities, United is playing both sides of the fence in hopes that one of them will pay off.
A more narrowly tailored request from the Attorney General will strip away some of the fishing expedition elements and focus on the information it does have from the data dive.
From its detailed hotel descriptions to its online magazine, Jetsetter is a case study in content marketing.
