Hilton is bolstering its presence in the lifestyle space with the launch of Tempo by Hilton, a limited-service concept that targets a demographic the company has dubbed "modern achievers." (TravelPulse)

Raising fares is relatively hard for airlines. Raising fees, on the other hand, tends to work out reasonably well. (Paxex.Aero)

The property is the first-ever Harrah’s casino, opening as a bingo parlor in 1937. (Travel Weekly)

There are as many reasons for unpunctuality as there are habitually tardy people — and the underlying reasons can be complex. (The Guardian)

This year, a U.S. city came in second in Resonance Consultancy’s annual list of the World’s 100 Best Cities, based on a wide variety of factors — a number of which overlap with event site selection. (pcma)

China has become a hot spot for global business travel, and its secondary cities are evolving to accommodate larger conferences and conventions. What should event planners know? (Skift)

The FAA plans to declare a "No Drone Zone" and install safety nets over the convention center and much of South Beach and downtown Miami starting the Monday before the Super Bowl in an effort to enhance attendee safety. (NBC Miami)

Technology company Aptiv announced that it would begin picking up and dropping off select travelers at Las Vegas’s McCarran International Airport with autonomous vehicles. (Business Traveller)

Hilton Hotels & Resorts opened a record number of luxury hotels last year and has 30 more in the pipeline, including the long-awaited renovation of New York's iconic Waldorf Astoria. (Travel Weekly)

Welcome to the new decade and a new era of company culture. (Inc.)