Articles tagged “nyc”

U.S. tourism marketing officials are hoping that air service to China — a vital tourism market — improves later this year.

It doesn't take much weather to throw an airline's operations into chaos. Add in an air traffic controller shortage, and some internal challenges, and you have the mess that is United this week.

Cities can't fully maintain the businesses that underly their tourism appeal without the foot traffic and support of their suburban residents.

Sometimes a lawsuit can serve as a proverbial big stick.

The design is the first of its kind and is one of many innovative ideas by Qantas as it implements Project Sunrise.

On Wednesday, Qantas resumed flights to New York City for the first time in more than three years. It’s another sign that airline networks are returning to normal after the Covid shock.

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The City of New York will delay enforcing a municipal law that Airbnb said could limit the number of people who can host rentals in the city.

It is a charade for New York City to require hosts to have no locks on any bedroom door in their unit so guests and hosts can live in a "common household." On the other hand, requiring platforms to submit transaction reports doesn't seem unreasonable.

Arlo Hotels, a U.S.-based independent brand, first bet on micro hotels, which pack in more guests per property. But now it favors larger rooms. It's betting that creating "experiences" and charging extra may prove more reliably profitable.