Articles tagged “sgf2014”

Ambrose isn't the biggest travel investor by far but he knows where the money is headed and where it wants to go.

Jones is now headed into a territory where few have survived, but if anyone is prepared it is he.

With its new Content Studio initiative, Marriott is serious about building relationships with content.

American's 24-hour approach to dealing with customer issues on Twitter has demonstrated that an airline can solve problems 140 characters at a time.

Bunyan Velo's picture of the world stands in contrast to the fast moving, hyper-connected one that many modern travelers inhabit.

Florida and Vegas represent two destinations that do tourism on overdrive, and what they've learned can better inform destinations looking for even a sliver of their success.

JetBlue has the freedom to rethink how airlines can work in the modern era, and it's not about to waste that advantage on old business models.

It's a fascinating time in vacation rentals, and not just because of yesterday's news that HomeAway is suing San Francisco because of the law its city council let Airbnb write.

Despite the challenges of running a content company right now, Lonely Planet has flourished in its post-BBC life and is expanding into more video and a new magazine in the U.S.

HotelTonight puts simplicity and curation in the palm of users' hands.