Tiffany Kary, Bloomberg
Travana's quiet implosion was one of the stranger stories in travel this year and it will likely get stranger.
1 month ago
Associated Press
And it is only May.
3 months ago
Since this hotel has been making this connection for decades without issue, we hope this doesn't mean the Eagles are opening up a chain of Hotel California-themed hotels.
4 months ago
Kartikay Mehrotra, Bloomberg
Critics of Trump's initial travel ban have gone to court over the second one, as well. Plaintiffs include Washington, Hawaii and New York states. Some of the basic tenets of the first one remain intact and others are gone. It will be up to the courts to decide this one, too.
6 months ago
Alistair Smout, Reuters
Although the inquiry judge rejected a finding of "neglect" against TUI, the company is set to face further legal scrutiny from a case brought by some of the victims' families.
Dennis Schaal, Skift
From a financial standpoint, President Trump's executive order temporarily blocking travel to the U.S. from the seven countries is going to cost money for Expedia and other travel companies. That's just the dollars and euros part of it -- the moral and legal issues loom large, as well.
7 months ago
Bernard Condon and Julie Bykowicz, Associated Press
The travel industry has always wanted to have one of its best in a position of power in government. We're still waiting.
If Chicago is indeed a model for how Airbnb wants to cooperate with municipalities going forward, this lawsuit being filed by Chicago-area Airbnb hosts demonstrates just how difficult that may be for Airbnb to achieve, not only in the Windy City but in many other cities as well.
10 months ago
Joel Rosenblatt, Bloomberg
The CDA has been stretched so far to allow so many kinds of behavior by Internet companies that this is a nice victory for common sense.
Joshua Brustein and Christian Berthelsen, Bloomberg
New York legislators wrote this law with Airbnb's legal response in mind. We think arguing on these grounds will prove difficult for the company.
Sudhin Thanawala, Associated Press
We really don't think the free speech argument is the way for Airbnb to proceed here, especially in a city where many people support the service. We think a new model of transparency and collaboration is much better.
11 months ago
Arbitration requirements by tech upstarts are an insult to their users — both drivers and passengers alike.
12 months ago
