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Hotels
High-end hotels have realized that the gilded 18th-century look doesn't say "luxury" like it used to.
Gregory Viscusi, Bloomberg | 10 years ago
Tourism
There's a bit of an irony when security goes on strike because of thefts, but the event does highlight an unsavory side of tourism that runs deep cities at landmarks around the world.
Associated Press | 10 years ago
Skift Originals
Skift | 10 years ago
Online Travel
Hopefully the startups will focus on making Paris more useful and easy for travelers and locals -- similar to what NYC does with its NYC BigApps competition -- rather than fluffy social startups that come and go in this industry.
Airlines
Winter weather and cold climates routinely hurt the on-time and cancellation records at airports in Europe and Northeast U.S., but they’re almost in the clear with spring weather a few weeks away.
Robert Wall, Bloomberg | 10 years ago
Could one man really be the equivalent of a 126 year old world wonder? Many women (and not a few men) would say yes.
Reuters | 10 years ago
London will have to get creative if it wants to win the race against Paris for the Middle-East-Russia-China rich who want to spend their money and stay in historical/palatial hotels.
Media and PR
Social media has a found specific niche within the art community where small museums use platforms like Kickstarter to fund exhibits while the Louvre appeals directly to patrons.
Offensive as the Gillier's statement is, it's a testament to the growth and power of China's outbound tourism industry that he didn't say "ugly Americans" instead.
Henry Samuel, The Daily Telegraph | 11 years ago
How could this not be popular??
The Daily Telegraph | 11 years ago