Articles tagged “executives”

User design has quickly become an integral part of the travel experience with tech-savvy travelers looking to efficiently bypass fees in style. Flight 001’s colorful clean designs match the minimalism enforced by mobile passes and digital guidebooks.

Plenty of sites promise "insider" experiences and "exclusive" deals, but Tablet's relationships with providers allow it to deliver an experience to its users that most online booking sites would envy.

Turkish Airlines' damage control over lipstick-gate doesn't pass the smudge test. First, the airline suspends Kotil, then the board meets, and he supposedly delays his scheduled leave of absence for a week due to his father's illness. We're not buying it.

It’s not often someone works their way down the industry ladder, but running a smaller operation seems like a good deal if it means more time to enjoy the destination you’ve dedicated your working life to. Oh yeah: Also working for one of the world's richest men.

Finding a balance between promoting a destination as a playground for big-spenders and as a place steeped in history and culture is a balance that will ultimately draw more visitors.

The merging airlines have argued that Horton's package shouldn't be considered in the bankruptcy hearing since he'll be paid after the exit and once the consummation is complete. While it violates the spirit of the law, the judge will ultimately decide if the letter is violated, too.

Despite some of the world's worst PR moves and just plain bad timing, Arison and Carnival keep coming out smelling like roses, or at least booking enough cheap rooms on its ships that they can by enough roses to improve the scent.

The ousted departed with class and posted a farewell letter to employees that went viral so quickly his blogging service crashed. If only Groupon could get that kind of mojo going again.