Author Archive: Amey Myers

New Travel App HipGeo Creates Location-Based Story Streams

31 July 2012 Travel app hipgeo HipGeo is the latest travel app to reach the online community. It takes stories shared on several social networks and creates location-based story streams that can be later shared on ... read more

United Airlines Pilots Protest at the White House

30 July 2012 United airlines pilots protest The work conflict between United Airlines and their employees got to the White House when airline pilots started picketing in front of the Washington DC landmark. The pilots are protesting ... read more

Restored Hotel Maria Cristina Unveiled on Its 100th Anniversary

30 July 2012 Restored hotel maria cristina Hotel Maria Cristina in San Sebastian is now open to guests after an extensive restoration, just in time for its 100th anniversary. Run by Luxury Collection Hotels & Resorts, part ... read more

4 Common Mistakes Made by Holiday Makers

29 July 2012 Going on holiday is a very an exciting thing. New sites to see, new cultures to experience, it can be quite exhilarating! However, so many holiday makers come home disappointed ... read more

Get More Visitors with Travel-Focused Social Media Services

27 July 2012 Travel social media As a PR consultant, an avid traveler and a long haul blogger, I have quite some insight into the world of blogging, social media in general, and how it impacts ... read more

Virgin Australia Wants Crews to Replace Sexiness with Sophistication

25 July 2012 Virgin australia elevates crews Virgin Australia decided to send all its flight attendants to an etiquette training meant to help them change their sexiness factor and informal speech with more sophisticated manners when interacting ... read more

Frost & Sullivan: Tablets are the future of in flight entertainment

25 July 2012 Tablets in flight entertainment The Asia Pacific branch of business development consulting firm Frost & Sullivan predicts that tablets will replace all other devices currently used for in flight entertainment. Airlines, they say, will realize ... read more