Hotels, Airlines, and Cars: How Travel Brands Stack Up in User Preference
MMGY's latest travel report offers a revealing snapshot of what frequent travelers see when they look at their options in the current market.
Eliza Ronalds-Hannon
What Happens to a City When It Joins the Ryanair Party Circuit
Stag parties create a huge tourism industry, but its one that many cities would rather do without.
The Female Chinese Traveler Likes Shopping, Dining and Shampoo
Though the female-specific priorities are slightly different than those apparent in the general profile of a Chinese traveler, the takeaway is much the same: attention, detail, and quality.
The Services Chinese Tourists Want, But Aren’t Getting, From Western Hotels
The Chinese tourism boom shows no sign of stopping, so hotels interested in tapping in to a huge growth market should take note of these preferences.
The New Chinese Traveler Is on the Move and Combines Business and Pleasure
As Chinese travelers become so highly sought-after, more and more information becomes available about their habits and preferences. This latest report is one of the most comprehensive yet.
AAA Predicts Biggest Labor Day Travel Weekend Since the Recession
If you find yourself stuck in traffic and frustrated that first weekend of September, blame the economic recovery.
Survey: Most Frequent Flyers Aren’t Faithful to Just One Loyalty Program
Like other recent research, these findings suggest that it takes a lot to set brands apart for service-concerned business travelers. Cultivating a strong identity with stylized lounges and brand-specific amenities may be the way to go.
The Investigative News Project Taking on One Small U.S. Airport at a Time
Interactive, multi-media, and unusual, this project will likely be a fascinating look at the under-examined American destinations. And a bit of a thrill for excellent reporter/airplane buff Fallows.