Travel & Lodging

A crisis-management plan ensures that the hotel's guests and employees are safeguarded in case of natural or manmade crises, writes Ryan Sorensen, president of Lodgistic Solutions. To form a crisis-ma… Read More

Cruise editor Tom Stieghorst was in Southampton, England, last week for the christening of the Royal Princess by Catherine, Duchess of Cambridge. In his first look at the completed Royal Princess, he … Read More

Los Angeles International Airport will receive the bulk of more than $4 billion earmarked for capital improvement projects by Los Angeles World Airports. The spending will take place over five years a… Read More

Receiving a smile and a greeting at an independent business was the most oft-cited reason consumers felt loyalty to that business, according to a survey of 2,000 consumers. One-third of respondents ci… Read More

Plans for new superprisons in the U.K. could mean that old prisons may get new life as boutique hotels. In 2005, the Malmaison boutique hotel company converted the Oxford prison into a hotel with 95 r… Read More

As the deadline for the Affordable Care Act approaches, state regulators are racing to decide which health insurance plans qualify, how to increase the number of doctors and nurses and whether to not … Read More