Jason Clampet

There are ways to gracefully exit a failing operation. This is not one of them.

Monocle never does something unless it looks good, is filled with expert insight, and makes money, too. That's why we're happy to see what they're doing in travel publishing.

Mining deeper into the demographics identified one year ago, our focus now turns to direct accounts of how “silent” travel occurs, as told to Skift by individuals who identify as being part of this category.

Very smart move by Uber to take control of its ability to navigate destinations without relying on others.

From technology that lets guests unlock their rooms to boarding passes displayed on your wrist, wearables are becoming an important part of the traveler’s journey.

Advances in travel tech always interest us, and the useless travel tech -- whether that be a group travel sharing service, another tours and activities app, or robots replicating humans -- always amuse us.

Although it is playing it safe to a certain extent, National Geographic pulls off the trick of both hiring from within and getting a new digital perspective.

Many people have worked hard for a long time to bring tours and activities into the digital age. So far, there's very, very little to show for all the work and all the hype.

Outsiders aren't as impressed with the social media efforts of the tourism industry as the tourism industry is.

You want asset light? This is a light asset light strategy that helps big brands provide both an independent touch and the benefits of loyalty at the same time.