Hospitality Tek

Recently I had an overnight flight and arrived at the hotel many hours before the typical check-in time. I had assumed I would have to check my luggage with the hotel desk and walk around town sightseeing for a few hours before I would be able to access my room, however I had “checked in” […]

via Tip 44: Hotel apps are becoming more useful —

The first hotel brand entirely backed by Silicon Valley is changing the face of travel with their innovative social network.

via This Hotel’s Social Network Aims To Protect Solo Travelers From Loneliness — UPROXX

Looking to streamline your holiday experience? These 11 apps are a must have for anyone who is embarking on their next adventure…

via 11 must-have apps for the savvy traveller — dansbookblog

Volcano and lava tourism is nothing new. Tourists have been traveling to active volcanoes for literally hundreds of years to see molten lava as up close and personal as possible. Perhaps the fascination lies in seeing the “insides” of our Earth home with our own eyes. The very core of our planet has made its […]

via People actually visit Hawaii for Volcano and Lava Tourism — Travel With Sam

International travelers have a lot of countries to visit. So, where does the United States rank? Interestingly, the United States leads in tourism spending.

via United States Leads in Tourism Spending — Evans on Marketing

I recently had a request from TBTP follower Bill C. from Oakland for a bookstore suggestion in walking distance from St Pancras International Station in London. Bill said that he expected to have an hour or two to kill before catching the Eurostar to Amsterdam (lucky guy) and wanted to browse a “quintessential” British bookshop. […]

via Black Books : Bookstore Tourism — Travel Between The Pages

Have you ever visited somewhere just because it had a literary connection? I will admit that I have. Usually it is not just a specific trip to a site, but connected to another purpose. This is often the case when I am traveling for business and just happen to be close to a place that […]

via Literary Tourism — Braman’s Wanderings

Try visiting Mongolia, I will not be disappointed

via Try Visiting Mongolia — Tourism Observer — Rolandomio Travel

At issue: $267 million in subsidies.

via Disney Shelves Plans for Luxury Hotel at Disneyland — Fortune