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Addressing concerns of privacy, data security, and consent, aviation industry leaders tell lawmakers that vaccine passports must be voluntary, time-limited,...

Yieldin, a smart inventory management system for airlines, announced that it received an investment from Team ABC, a transportation and travel...

The access to space has traditionally been the domain of governments – the entities investing billions of dollars to power...

As the second half of the winter season rolls around, holiday makers are once again on the lookout for adrenaline-fueled...

The majority of senior Americans wouldn’t hesitate to buy a refundable flight ticket. This generation is in their spending prime,...

Extra Pack of Peanuts podcast host and Co-Founder Travis Sherry launches the Jetto app to monitor and find the cheapest...

In our everyday lives, it can be hard to imagine what life would be like without technology. Our phone alarm...

Through the acquisition of travel blog Hibiscus & Nomada, the Espacio incubator aims to promote the publication’s growth and to...

The experience of checking flight options and then checking back a short time later only to see a dramatically increased...

In the most recent development in the battle between Airbnb and the hotel industry, AirDNA has developed a market intelligence...

I didn’t always know that I wanted to be a digital nomad, I just knew I wanted to be a...

It is with a bizarre sense of synchronicity that I am telling you this story of unexpected connections and lifelong friendships all...

As VR technology becomes more affordable, the implications for a Virtual Reality-based education will allow students to travel the globe...

Facebook has reportedly acquired Gowalla, a travel check-in service used to share and discover interesting places, for an undisclosed sum, according to a CNNMoney report published early this morning.

One of the main flaws with today’s high-speed trains is that they still have to stop at various locations, picking up and dropping off passengers along a designated route. UK-based designer Paul Priestman believes that by creating non-stop high-speed trains, journeys can be completed much more efficiently.