Jason Clampet

Munoz knows he has a problem with consumers and employees and he isn't wasting any time letting them know he knows.

As Carnival goes, so does the rest of the cruise industry. Under Donald, Carnival has been going quickly into China, Cuba, and experiential travel in a way that others will likely be soon to follow.

16 hotels in five years is playing it rather safe.

In and outside the travel industry, Airbnb's website has been a model of smart design. Its new Apple TV app likely will set a standard, as well.

That Smisek would go, effective immediately, based on the curious Federal case of the Chairman's Flight and not the botched United-Continental merger speaks volumes about the state of U.S. aviation.

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Location and beacon-based technology can play a role in on-demand, as evinced by HotelTonight’s bonus rates and proximity based discounts. The approach, according to experts, is likely to expand.

The travel industry has a long way to go before it starts reflecting the diversity of the world around it, and any small step is more than welcome.

It's astounding that the battle for a better airport experience in New York City has to happen one terminal at a time. But if it has to be that way, airport leaders should look to what's been done at Terminal 4 to lift the experience out of the doldrums.

A very tiny slap on the wrist. That $2.7 million is likely less than Delta collected in baggage fees at one airport last year.