Armrests and overhead bins are among the points of contention in ever-shrinking cabins. (Washington Post)

Hilton is marking 100 years with a look at the dramatic impact the brand has had on the world — both in hospitality and beyond. (Fast Company)

With the development of biometric technology, TSA could add facial recognition technology or fingerprints to the airport security lanes. (TravelPulse)

This year's Smart Monday, held on the eve of IMEX America in Las Vegas, put experiential, legacy, innovation, and technology at its core and left attendees buzzing with energy and ideas. (CMW)

Officials are worried a strike involving about 2,700 Marriott hotel workers in Hawaii could continue into next year. (Associated Press)

Many destinations faced with increasing numbers of visitors are levying taxes to try and compensate for the infrastructure needs and advancements required to keep pace with rapid growth. (TravelPulse)

Chicago's hotel strike is down to one holdout after employees at the Kinzie Hotel in River North ratified a contract last week, nearly five weeks after the walkout began. (Chicago Tribune)

The event for women executives begins with a chartered flight because its founders "always came up with such amazing ideas on planes." (WWD)

An unconventional mode of urban transit is being floated in front of city leaders as a solution to connect airport travelers to San Diego's downtown convention center area. (The San Diego Union-Tribune)

Downgraded to a tropical storm, the system moved through North and South Carolina Thursday — two states that are still coping with the effects of flooding from Hurricane Florence. (NPR)

The Wilmington Convention Center lost more than $370,000 in gross event revenue as a result of Hurricane Florence, according to convention center officials. (WilmingtonBiz)

Dallas Love Field was the fastest-growing U.S. airport between 2007 and 2017, while traffic at Memphis Airport shrunk the most, according to an analysis by UpgradedPoints. (Travel Weekly)