Jason Clampet

We aren't going to say that this video is worse than a military coup that forces a democratically elected leader to flee, causes critics to live in fear, and drives tourism into the gutter. But it's a close second.

It's not likely the U.S. carriers will win this round. In addition to challenges from the Gulf, they are dealing with Norwegian Air's low-cost challenges for trans-Atlantic service. While not all Americans love the Gulf carriers, they do love an airline bargain.

E-mail marketers are steering the industry's course toward more reliable conversions, more of the time.

Delta's CEO chose to hide behind 9/11 and all the paranoia around the word "Arab" than make a compelling argument or prove his case.

There's an argument to be had here about state aid for airlines, but this isn't it. You know you're losing the debate when you try to link your opponent to 9/11.

Don't expect the buying binge and consolidation in online travel to slow down any time soon. Expedia, the Priceline Group and TripAdvisor all intend to keep on acquiring puzzle pieces in 2015. HomeAway anyone?

When things go bad, people look to new destinations. We’re looking forward to seeing which places take this frown and turn it upside down.

It's like losing a relative you were always pretty embarrassed about.

Airbnb is still hoping to deal with cities on its own terms, but New York City doesn't appear to want to play ball.

Americans still can't enjoy Cuba like tourists from all other nations can, but we're getting closer.