Greg Oates, SkiftX
The intense focus on smart city design and development today needs to be explored through the lens of neighborhoods to make the theme more approachable for mainstream conversation and community engagement.
12 months ago
Laura Powell, Skift
For years, Baltimore has been portrayed on television and other media outlets as a city that's down on its luck. But a close look at what's happening in terms of investment in the city's luxury space reveals another side of the story.
1 year ago
Associated Press
Building high-speed rail is a terribly slow process in the U.S., but this 15-minute stretch between Baltimore and D.C. is a good start. It would be welcome news for day-trippers and business travelers. But extending it to New York? Now we're talking.
1 year ago
Greg Oates, Skift
The St. Louis and Baltimore tourism bureaus used digital content wisely to protect their visitor economies during social unrest. Now they're attempting to use those same advocacy skills to help rebuild and strengthen their local communities to varying degrees of success.
3 years ago
Dennis Schaal, Skift
Travelers certainly get a charge out of finding an available charging station and BWI is making that relief more of a possibility. Note to Millennials: Payphones were public telephones that could be used for a fee, usually a dime or a quarter, before the birth of smartphones.
5 years ago
Yvonne Wenger, Baltimore Sun
How big will the ripple effect be? And will it change how destinations promote animal attractions?
5 years ago
The Baltimore Sun
Carnival would rather skip town that meet the EPA standards that would make its dirt-cheap cruises acceptable.
6 years ago