Articles tagged “denver”

Travelers want less human interaction with traditional airport processes but more culinary and cultural experiences to make their time in a terminal well spent. This isn't an easy equation to balance and Denver International Airport is one facility demonstrating it knows what the future holds for airports.

Not only is Denver’s NextGen installation expected to save airlines hundreds of pounds of fuel, its completion signals that the FAA is actively moving forward with its initiative aimed at raising U.S. traffic.

Colorado and Washington State's relaxing of pot laws in the 2012 election cycle have already placed them on every stoner's bucket list, but they'll both need to make sure the destinations continue to focus on the breadth of activities available to visitors -- they don't want to become one-horse towns that non-smokers avoid.

The evolution of advertising into a more interactive, entertaining, and ultimately profitable part of airports’ business is directly in line with airports’ goal to become better designed, more efficient transport hubs.

Healthy lifestyle, love of outdoors and progressive, what could be wrong in that?

The airport is right to focus its advertising energy on digital solutions, but the installation of hundreds of phones seems a bit overblown, though very useful for international travelers passing through.

State government was strongly opposed to Amendment 64 partly due to worries that a rise of marijuana tourism would negatively impact the state’s family-friendly branding.