Kati Pohjanpalo, Bloomberg
This sounds like an urban utopia. Will this mobility app really get car lovers to sell their vehicles? Or will it just be an option for people who were never going to buy cars in the first place?
6 months ago
Marisa Garcia, Skift
HEL is working hard to become a traveller's heaven. It won't be the largest airport in the world, but it's certainly going to be one of a kind.
4 years ago
Kasper Viita, Bloomberg
Most flyers are willing to trade a bit of privacy for free Wi-Fi.
4 years ago
The Daily Telegraph
The Guggenheim people as well as some city leaders want another Bilbao, but they're not going to get one. The museum is one new construction away from becoming the cultural world's Applebee's.
5 years ago
Marisa Garcia, Skift
It's a breathtaking lounge and bound to be popular with top-tier customers, possibly tempting enough to get others to fly more, in order to earn the privilege of letting off some steam between flights.
5 years ago
Samantha Shankman, Skift
We'd love to see similar projects done by cities around the world, and then have them use the participants' stories and suggestions to make public transportation a little better every year.
5 years ago
Samantha Shankman, Skift
European airports are ahead of their American peers in making wait times more enjoyable for flyers, especially with design aspects that represent the cities where the hubs are located.
5 years ago
Finland is living up to its title as Word Design Capital and making an extra effort in the travel sector to brand itself as such to foreigners.
6 years ago