Here are some newsy nuggets from other sources that we missed on TravelSkills this week:
Newly designed airline seat twists as you move. (Image: Factorydesign)
New design concept: An airline seatback that twists along with your body.
The New York Times reviews changes in airline, hotel loyalty programs.
Who’s got the best in-flight brews? Airline beers are rated.
Air Canada offers a World Travel Pass through January 18 only.
Portland International Airport will open a movie theater in the spring.
New York City plans to convert old public pay phones into 1G Wi-Fi stations.
Hilton’s DoubleTree brand introduces optional amenity packages.
United sees opportunity for more growth in China routes.
Odd tactics passengers have tried to get around paying a checked bag fee.
Hertz winter sale offers discounts of up to 30 percent for Gold Rewards members.
The rate of new hotel openings in the U.S. is expected to accelerate in the next two years.
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