Articles tagged “health”

This is a genius use of content marketing for the new hotel brand, which is providing useful information for its guests as well as creating a new source to attract new customers and raise brand awareness. Now it just needs to open one of the hotels.

Hotels are in the business of sleep, except very few of them help travelers understand the personal and economic costs of sleep deprivation and poor sleeping habits.

Health and wellness is increasingly being incorporated into the mainstream ecosystem of the travel industry, and larger trends are driving that.

We have our doubts that FlyFit snacks really ease the pain of jet lag or economy class seats, but the minimal packaging and health consciousness ingredients suggest there are smarter and healthier ways for airlines to replace meals.

Perhaps the EU would have had better luck encouraging foreign airlines to pay their carbon emissions fees if it had reminded travelers that with global warming comes giant stinging jellyfish along their favorite beaches.

Bulgarians may like their cigarettes, but if the Italians can come to terms with smoking restrictions, so can they. It's become a "perk" that travelers expect, even if it inconveniences a few.

Both properties will open in 2015 with the idea that building up brand in NYC will give it the profile it needs to eventually launch the brand in other U.S. cities.

Airlines are the among the first to be financially impacted when news of an outbreak starts to spread, but they’re also on the front lines of global travel and responsible for monitoring potentially ill passengers.

A little sensitivity training for flight attendants is in order here.

The last bird flu epidemic had the world flying scared and put the brakes on global travel. Airports and airlines are on the front lines of any outbreak and need to remain incredibly vigilant in order to prevent the flu from spreading further.