Articles tagged “redesign”

The redesigned American Airlines website is trying to be more inspirational and less about driving transactions in overdrive. Time will tell whether this gamble hurts the bottom line.

American says the decision to rebrand was a logical one with a new shipment of aircraft on the way, and why this was its best effort at ‘modernization.’

There’s no room for new hotels in Miami, but that won’t stop hoteliers from seizing the opportunity to make a profit off a recent boom in tourism. These hotel facelifts will continue to drive room rates in the city.

The unique floral design is refreshing for an airline and the new tableware adds a bright touch to the usually drab interior of aircraft.

It's great that EasyJet is reaching out to folks in the U.S. with a dedicated U.S. website, but the lingo doesn't translate.

It turns out someone is actually reading and listening to everything written on those hotel comment cards. Red Roof Inn based its redesign off guest comments to offer cleaner, updated rooms.

The sleek design looks like Amsterdam’s Schiphol Airport, but the smart development does more than look pretty and will drive likely drive revenue with long operating hours and more post-security shops.

BWI is a little late to the party, but a wise move nonetheless as extended-stay properties steadily perform better than the rest of the industry.

Increased occupancy and room rates are providing hotels the extra cash needed to finally update rooms, lobbies, and amenities that haven’t been touched since 2007 in an effort to save money.

They have everything a well-done theme hotel should: a bit of history, a lot of design, thought-out amenities, and the opportunity to pretend you’re someone or somewhere outside your reality.