Hotel folio
Guest Folio is considered as the master bill in the hotel which is also known as Guest Account Card...
Travel Agent
Introduction Travel agents sell transportation, lodging, and admission...
Bartender
Introduction A bartender’s most obvious outward function is to take and prepare drink orders...
Airline Pilot
Introduction Pilots fly passengers and cargo for private corporations and commercial or...
Yield management
YM is a management tool or technique that is currently being utilized by an increasing number...
Tourism is a subset of "travel".
The article in the Wall Street Journal is gated but primarily deals with New Zealand - https://www.wsj.com/articles/anger-over-tourists-swarming-vacation-hot-spots-sparks-global-backlash-1527000130...
Carbon emissions from tourism are rising at an alarming rate
Carbon emissions from tourism are rising at an alarming rate https://www.nature.com/articles/d41586-018-05108-x
Nearly 80% of Japan’s Airbnbs removed in response to new home-share law
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United Airlines piloting technology to manage the problem of oversold flights
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For Hotels, There’s No Room Left for Online Travel Agencies
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A travel tool to discover destinations based on your budget
A travel tool to discover destinations based on your budget https://destigogo.com/
Google Travel Is Worth $100 Billion — Even More Than Priceline
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SFO - FRA has to be incredibly profitable . Only Lufthansa and Unites fly it (codeshare partners ). Regular economy for the rest of the year is around 2300 USD round trip and closer to the flight it’s around 3500. It’s completely ridiculous compared to other more competitive routes like London.
The World's Most Profitable Flights
Sydney to Melbourne is #2 and is barely a 1 hour flight.
The World's Most Profitable Flights
Bit stupid crunching it by revenue. Obviously the long routes generate the most rev, but they also have the highest fuel costs.
The World's Most Profitable Flights
I am flabbergasted that Qantas has the #2 slot for Melbourne-Sydney! No wonder players like Compass and OzJet tried to shoulder into that market (with little success) 10 or 20 years ago. I know of a couple of friends who live in one city and literally commute to the other every day/week for work,...
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When you buy a can of diced tomatoes, how do you think were they diced? Do you think it was done manually? I'm pretty sure slicing and dicing vegetables is a problem that has been solved at industrial scale a long time ago.  
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And tomatoes can be difficult to slice; too ripe, and they splatter, making catsup in that nice, clear tube. Too tough and they bend the blades of your mandoline. Onions are even worse. They seem to have realized that lettuce won't be easy to cut (so they use shredded) but that will wilt/brown much...
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