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We'd love to see the launch of a hotel that doesn't have a name that's interchangeable with any other disposable consumer goods.

The FreemanXP TrendLab research provides a good example of experiential event marketing, as well as how companies can leverage their industry knowledge to develop a sellable product.

The travel agent of the future is focused on end-to-end customer experience, utilizing technology to forge better relationships with travelers.

Smart business travelers tend to know what to expect from delays. It's the leisure travelers who get all out of sorts.

CES 2016 shows how conference organizers can reposition an event from a narrow industry focus to a global forum for discussion around larger themes impacting a broader audience.

Alaska Air has a good track record of picking the right flights (and fights) in order to deliver a consistent passenger experience.

Are selfies to online travel agencies as pro photographers are to travel agents? The gap between DIY and special occasion creates business opportunities of all kinds.

Will United's CEO be able to take advantage of the goodwill pointing in his direction?

The new Fulcrum report gives tourism bureaus a better idea of the business challenges facing planners, and how they can help planners deliver better business performance without giving them a free handout.

We'd be interested in seeing where the remaining travel agents are concentrated and which specialties may be growing while others continue their decline.