Articles tagged “family”

Startups that design a product with a target customer in mind often have more success than those that attempt to build a broad travel product with little thought to what their users need and want.

The general British population, who fly more than American general populace, are more fed up of kids on flights, on aggregate, and willing to pay more.

Think about it: a good way to get rid of kids on holidays, let them do what they do best when ignoring you at home. But seriously, tech-friendly family resorts will increasingly become the new normal.

As competition increases for a growing number of travelers, airlines and hubs are looking to differentiate themselves with superior food, local culture, and family-friendly services. Those that build the reputation now will be guaranteed a larger share of future family travel.

This is another reason to fly JetBlue, and will be very popular with travelers. It's great the way Family Pooling accommodates the varied shapes of families 2.0.

For U.S. flyers, children aren't the airborne scourge they're made out to be.

For smart brands that have been listening to its customers, a lot of these are obvious findings, and applicable beyond the DINK demographic. But the larger point, that loyalty needs reinvention, is well taken here.

As the changing definitions of family collide with notions of deeper experiential travel, new trends are emerging.

This is the second year the bill has been introduced with only a 1 percent chance of approval. For now, flyers will have to rely on the decency of fellow passengers to sit with their dependent family members.

Dubai plans on investing in family attractions and attracting global sporting events to complement its already strong business travel market in its goal to treble tourism’s economy impact by 2020.