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Traveling can spark unexpected businesses -- and David Harmatz started his with a distant Panamanian shack.

Carlson Rezidor is the first hotel operator to offer the perk.

Why executives need to take time off and how to prepare for being away from the office.

Sun, sand, an iPhone in your hand. Something's wrong with this picture.

Business trips can be exciting, especially for new employees. Use these tips to make sure your adventures are successful on a personal and professional level.

A newly nomadic entrepreneur shares his tips to be more comfortable without spending that much more.

Hilton's low-budget offering, Tru, will start rolling out later this year. Check out how it will compare to the company's Hampton brand.

What's on your wish list? How about workout facilities, free wi-fi and an in-terminal shipping service ?

With hijackings and bombings dominating the headlines, here are some security tips every traveler should know.

Keep your creative juices flowing to avoid the complacency death spiral.

Taking that humbling walk past those already seated in first class becomes a clear reinforcement of their 'relatively disadvantaged status,' the authors wrote, which can 'prompt negative emotions.'

Terms of the agreement are confidential and the matter is now over.

These are the best of the best in the travel industry.

This airport is a tourist attraction in itself.

WestJet's "12,000 mini miracles" campaign is a social media miracle of its own.

Three bizarre concepts for high-flying airport design, explained.

Everybody has baggage, but these luggage models offer something extra.

Five reasons JetBlue's Mint is the most fun you'll have at 35,000 feet.

Two years ago, ride-hailing made up eight percent of business transportation.

A growing list of apps helps make sure you're producing even when you're mobile.

By booking farther in advance, women business travelers save nearly $20 per plane ticket.