Shipping an alternative to baggage fees
The Denver Post
Airline policy of charging for checked bags doesn't fly with some travelers, to the benefit of shippers and luggage stores... [continued]

Wi-Fi is Biggest Tech Demand, Says Report on U.S. Hotels
By Marshall Krantz
Wireless internet access, or Wi-Fi, is nearly pervasive at U.S. hotels, according to a new survey of hotel executives conducted by the American Hotel & Lodging Association... [continued]

Airlines Revive Minimum Stays On Cheap Airfares
The Wall Street Journal
Get ready for a wave of annoying airline rules requiring you to stay at your destination a minimum number of days or over a Saturday night - if you want the cheapest tickets... [continued]

Travel Managers Grapple with Policies, Reporting on Added Air Fees
Travel Management
The proliferation of new airline fees and surcharges for checked bags, preferred seating, pillows and blankets, soft drinks and fuel is prompting a scramble among travel managers to contain costs, create reimbursement policies and properly identify and report the added expense typles... [continued]