Articles tagged “skiftasks”

Car-hailing apps are the hot thing in ground transportation, but they'll need a big market to succeed. We see a few glimpses of that here, as well as a few things that could be speedbumps for the services.

Not the biggest shocker here, but a firm reminder that airlines can build loyalty with the right kinds of fees.

The FAA does need to update its guidelines for use of electronic devices on airplanes, but in the realm of what's important, flyers have other issues they're worried about.

The cruise industry has a huge PR problem to overcome, and maybe it can take some tips from the hospitality industry on how to serve consumers in a way that builds trust.

The majority of Americans don't care one way or the other if American Airlines and US Airways merge, even if the Justice Department is advocating on their behalf.

Mobile booking is still in its very stages, and lot more education needs to be done on the consumer end to increase adoption at an even faster rate. Expect more startups to come into the sector, even as larger players continue to make big investments in it.

For U.S. flyers, children aren't the airborne scourge they're made out to be.

It is still early in the travel information game in digital, and the consumer behavior is likely to continue evolving, and will likely still include some mix of old school methods.

There are a lot of nuances and niches here, but the big writing has been on the wall for a long time time.

While Facebook continues to be the "Facebook of Travel," people still love something more permanent for their travel photos.