Articles tagged “hotels.com”

These travel brands aim to a strike a balance between inspiring wanderlust in viewers and driving that desire to travel to their particular product.

If iPad users have more fun, staying at more luxurious hotels, that's not hard to believe. Hotels.com's high percentage of mobile, same-day bookers, though, seem off the charts.

How long will it be before we talk about travel websites as always having an essential, if limited place, in much the same way that we sometimes talk about print guidebooks? Smartphones with bigger screens, tablets of mini and maximum dimensions ... buckle your seatbelts.

World Cup buzz is expected to attract tourists to smaller Brazilian cities, while search growth is more modest in São Paulo and Rio de Janeiro where tourism has already taken off.

Americans need more vacation days. Period. End of story.

Travel preferences and practices can be as personal and debated as political issues among experienced travelers, but the conversations regarding such are likely twice as much fun.

While prices are up globally and good news for hospitality industry, the average hotel prices are still at 2005 levels.

It's fantastic that Hotels.com is being transparent about what's a deal and what isn't, but this is a bug rather than a feature.