Why I Left an Enviable Career in Travel Writing for PR: A First-Person Perspective
The golden age of travel writing is over. What's next to take its place?
Labor Unions and U.S. Airlines Set Aside Differences to Attack Gulf Carriers
The selective outrage is cynical at best.
U.N. Agency Says Thailand’s Aviation Industry Is a ‘Significant Safety Concern’
If someone can find us a positive story about Thailand tourism we'll give them $20. Heck, make it $50, since we know we won't have to pay up any time soon.
More Airlines Promise to Require Two Crew Members in Cockpit at All Times
This is a knee-jerk reaction we can fully support.
How Hotels Can Turn RFID From Concept to Reality
We will believe it when we see it. We just want to see it more.
Air France Shows What a Fashionable Safety Video Can Look Like
As long as you're not talking about corporate governance or labor unions, we are big fans of Air France.
American, Etihad and Emirates Bosses Battle for Best Open Skies Soundbite
The U.S. carriers aren't sure how to battle the Gulf airlines, so they're turning to government for cover. They should be thinking more about the consumer.
The Trouble With Branding: Is It a Lifestyle Hotel or a Condom Brand?
Our minds aren't in the gutter. We just think a name should mean something. Hotels and their consultants have become so focus-group centric that they are coming up with lazy names.
The Struggle to Get Faster Wi-Fi in Hotel Rooms
The Wi-Fi utility is the be-all and end-all in the hotel industry. Get it wrong and your customers will shout about it by all means and channels possible.
New Trends Report: The Future of Hotel In-Room Technology
Driven by consumer demand for connectivity and convenience, hotels that prioritize technology are banking on in-room features that provide a return on innovation.