Articles tagged “wi-fi”

La Quinta has lots of appeal for budget-conscious business travelers and the chain is pulling out all the stops to sign on additional corporate accounts and to appeal to road warriors whose companies have less-stringent travel policies.

Boingo Wireless has yet to detail the value of its new contract to power Wi-Fi services at the new World Trade Center complex, but the 20-year deal has to be a big and tall win.

Cheap hotels that offer fast Wi-Fi can make up for some of their shortcomings with digital acumen.

Proof that price doesn't buy speed.

Flyers may love in-flight Wi-Fi, but the likely don't love it as much as does a corporation trying to sell more in-flight connectivity hardware or services.

Airports have finally realized that flyers will deal better with delays and other shenanigans if the Wi-Fi is fast and free.

The likes and dislikes of Chinese international travelers are in transformation mode as they increasingly travel and discover the world outside their home country. They are traveling more independently, booking online or via mobile apps, and giving big hotel chains a chance.

With only a minority of passengers purchasing Wi-Fi on most airlines, Spirit Airlines realizes it can make more money doing without the Wi-Fi and the fees it would charge if the airline offered it.

The Japan Airlines deal is a big development for Gogo as it involves satellite -- and not air to ground -- service, and marks its expansion beyond the U.S. and into Asia.

The double standard on Tyler's comment is clear, as are the benefits some airlines have realized they can gain if they ignore him.