Articles tagged “california”

California ranks among the top three most visited states for domestic and international travelers, but the frequency with which it shows up on social media highlights the breadth and diversity of attractions throughout the state.

Are anniversaries and events over-stressed on these lists? It’s refreshing not to see Brazil, in its World Cup, an automatic inclusion of all lists – even if it’s an understandable entry. But would anyone plan a trip to Cape Town just because it’s the World Design Capital?

The place list isn't a great measure of the most popular travel destinations, because the posts are a mix of landscape, attraction, celebrities, and clothing.

Uber's savvy promotion of UberX is an exercise in marketing and up-selling. Passengers would have to pay the fare if it exceeds $30, and if frustrated with so many people trying for the freebies, than passengers are urged to try Uber's higher-fare services.

California's new ad focuses on accomplished Californians outside of the well-known celebrities and appeals to visitors' desires to visit a place that makes them want to achieve more, or just feel famous for a few days.

The decision will provide startups, their users, and regulators with a clear uniform set of policies as well as set the stage for future regulation in other U.S. markets.

Caycos’ Fourth of July parade has grown into an event that thousands of visitors return for every year, giving the town both a reputation to attract new visitors and an annual tourism bump.

California's legalization of gay marriage will benefit the hotel, tourism, and travel industries as same-sex couples flock to the state for coastal weddings.

Whether or not California will be able to deliver a real high-speed line is still to be determined, but this first step should get us closer to finding out if they can get the early stages right.

Although overall theme park attendance grew 3.6 percent in 2012, the visitor boom at Disney’s Adventure Park is the direct result of Cars Land and the all-or-nothing $1.1 billion makeover last year.