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Thomas Black, Bloomberg
While most developed countries enjoy modern, high-speed rail travel, the U.S. is way behind. By the time it catches up, driverless cars with long-life batteries could supersede trains or perhaps climate change may have begun to wreak havoc.
1 year ago
VisitDallas + Skift
The role of destination marketing organizations (DMOs) is evolving and expanding into destination management to elevate the customer experience more intentionally.
1 year ago
Associated Press
If the new U.S. president is serious about fixing infrastructure, he can't ignore airports.
3 years ago
Greg Oates, Skift
Visit Dallas redeveloped its website to reflect the city's neighborhood appeal in an effort to attract more leisure travelers and extend its domestic source markets for short-term getaways.
4 years ago
Andrew Sheivachman, Skift
Virgin America's strategy of higher fares and fewer ancillaries likely lets them attract a more loyal and higher spending customer.
4 years ago
Greg Oates, Skift
Tourism Montreal is sharing great meetings-specific digital content, which is inspiring other destinations like Palm Springs to do the same. In the hospitality sector, Hilton Hotels is the leader of meetings content with its Connect+ platform.
4 years ago
Greg Oates, Skift
In a city with the sixth largest LGBT population nationwide, Visit Dallas wants meeting planners to know it has a completely different attitude toward equality and tolerance than Houston.
4 years ago
Dan Peltier, Skift
Many times it's the experiences journalists have outside the planned itinerary on press trips that help them tell the stories they want to tell.
4 years ago
Associated Press
This story is only notable to point out that American's last headquarters move resulted in a Congressional fight in Washington over taxes, funding, and the proper use of public funds. We're wondering if there's so much drama this time.
4 years ago
David Koenig, Associated Press
Southwest doesn't usually get involved in ego-driven contests of will, but it's attachment to Love Field may mean it's breaking from the norm.
5 years ago
Scott Mayerowitz, Associated Press
The lines and the workers in this video move much faster than the ones we're used to seeing.
5 years ago
Justin Bachman, Bloomberg
One could argue that when it came to gates at Love Field, Virgin America's eyes were bigger than its stomach.
5 years ago
