The Caribbean Islands Most Dependent on Cruise Business
Some Caribbean nations aren't nearly as cruise-dependent as the industry would have you believe, but others still rely heavily on the jobs and cash flow the ships provide.
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Qatar Airways and American Air Begin Mile-Sharing Prior to Oneworld Union
Even with a merger up in the air, American clearly has remained committed to its own growth.
Los Angeles Airport's New $1.9 Billion Terminal Welcomes its First Flight
Considering all the face lifts Los Angeles has seen, you'd think they would have done this sooner.
Porter Airlines Fighting Toronto Residents Over Island Expansion
Canadians loved Porter and its island outpost when it was a little upstart. But its success is causing worries among city dwellers who prize their lake views over jet-set convenience.
JetBlue Adds to Caribbean Routes, Now One Third of Its Network
JetBlue's Caribbean destination focus helps set it apart, which is an important tactic in a moment when fare and amenity competition has grown increasingly tight.
What to Expect From the DOT's Next Round of Air Passenger Protection Rules
The Department is likely to get as much criticism for what it doesn't include as for what it does. Those complaints will probably reference the omission of any rules for how airlines must compensate travelers inconvenienced by delayed or cancelled flights.
The Hampton Hotels Ad Campaign That Gave the Chain a Personality
Hampton kept it simple the last two years, responding to its own market research with a renewed focus on young travelers, a growing demographic that is quintessentially accessible due to its constant social media use. That simple approach seems to be paying off.
Priceline Introduces Sponsored Listings in a Move Toward Increasing Ad Revenue
Though Priceline has traditionally been resistant to letting ads disrupt its sleek user experience, the payoff may have finally become too lucrative to resist.