Nikki Ekstein, Bloomberg
Big Sur has turned a potential disaster into a win for its community and travelers alike.
2 weeks ago
Jennifer Kaplan, Bloomberg
We're not sold on some places making bets that weed will be the rebirth of their local economies but pot tourism has definitely proved it can bring more revenue into states where the drug has been legalized.
2 months ago
Colin Nagy, Skift
Cabin seeks to bring style and a "moving hotel" approach to the overnight bus journey. They've nailed the design and approach, but will Californians choose it over flying?
Laura Powell, Skift
California is in a unique position because it both has a product every traveler is after and it knows how to speak luxury from the start. Trips like these are just icing on the cake.
3 months ago
Deanna Ting, Skift
Whatever can be done to prevent discrimination and bias on the Airbnb platform is a good thing. Let's just hope this plan works toward that goal.
5 months ago
Beth J. Harpaz, Associated Press
Good food, day or night, is always a welcome draw whether you're a visitor or a local and we can definitely get behind this new wave of Asia-inspired night markets.
Romy Varghese, Bloomberg
So much for a big federal infrastructure initiative. The Trump administration has blocked funding for California's bullet train so the state is selling bonds to fund the high-speed train from San Francisco to Los Angeles on its own.
Greg Oates, Skift
Visit California developed an integrated research and content framework to support its travel and media partners' ability to better engage luxury consumers than it can do alone on its own brand.com website and paid marketing platforms.
10 months ago
Michael Liedtke, Associated Press
It's like a Star Maps for computer science majors.
1 year ago
Visit California's video content strategy around food tourism incorporates multiple channels targeting different guest profiles.
Joel Rosenblatt, Bloomberg
Lyft sought to settle its legal issues with drivers by paying each one in California an average of $53, and that was an amount that the judge found to be grossly insufficient.
Alex Dobuzinskis, Reuters
This is only a small test of what could happen, but it's a promising sign for many hospitality workers.
