TripAdvisor: Still full of fake reviews
Which?—the British consumer watchdog site that’s similar to Consumer Reports in the U.S.—has warned travelers that TripAdvisor is still doing a bad job of keeping
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Which?—the British consumer watchdog site that’s similar to Consumer Reports in the U.S.—has warned travelers that TripAdvisor is still doing a bad job of keeping
Marriott International, which is the world’s largest hotel chain, has announced it’s doing away with those tiny single-use bottles of shampoo, body wash and conditioner
While many popular spots around the world worry about overtourism, some Japanese temples are looking for more visitors as a way to survive. With a
A summer trip on the Ring Road, all the way around Iceland, led to several surprises. For instance, the sign above. Icelandic names in English tend
Raffles Hotel in Singapore, famed as an outpost of Empire when Britain still had one, has re-opened after closing for three years for top-to-bottom restoration.
A Turkish architect has proposed a hotel project for a scenic Norwegian cliff that is, if built, guaranteed to be an attraction in itself, with
Airbnb has teamed up with Oscar Meyer in an unusual promotion that will let those for whom it seems like a good idea rent a
A hotel connected to Tokyo’s Haneda International Airport is offering what is genuinely (at least so far) a unique amenity: a full-size 737-800 flight simulator
Airbnb has agreed to provide more and clearer information about lodging rented through its services, bringing it into compliance with guidelines posted a year ago
Ten European cities, faced with a court ruling that may limit their ability to regulate Airbnb and other short-term renters, have jointly appealed to the
Which?—the British consumer watchdog site that’s similar to Consumer Reports in the U.S.—has warned travelers that TripAdvisor is still doing
Marriott International, which is the world’s largest hotel chain, has announced it’s doing away with those tiny single-use bottles of
While many popular spots around the world worry about overtourism, some Japanese temples are looking for more visitors as a
A summer trip on the Ring Road, all the way around Iceland, led to several surprises. For instance, the sign
Raffles Hotel in Singapore, famed as an outpost of Empire when Britain still had one, has re-opened after closing for
A Turkish architect has proposed a hotel project for a scenic Norwegian cliff that is, if built, guaranteed to be
Airbnb has teamed up with Oscar Meyer in an unusual promotion that will let those for whom it seems like
A hotel connected to Tokyo’s Haneda International Airport is offering what is genuinely (at least so far) a unique amenity:
Airbnb has agreed to provide more and clearer information about lodging rented through its services, bringing it into compliance with
Ten European cities, faced with a court ruling that may limit their ability to regulate Airbnb and other short-term renters,