Tourism stamps, TikTok bookings, sustainability math, and Southwest slap fights—plus the world’s shortest flight to lighten the load.
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Thailand unveils “Trusted Thailand” stamp
Tourism is the lifeline. New certification aims to reassure visitors on safety, service, and standards in one of Asia’s most travel-dependent economies.
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TikTok + Booking.com
A new e-commerce mashup: TikTok drives hotel bookings in China-style distribution. Social media isn’t just marketing—it’s morphing into the sales funnel.
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Cognitive overload: the perfect excuse
Law360 explores how avoiding hard facts gets dressed up as “overload.” A lesson in spin that travel execs may find familiar.
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The economics of sustainability
A thoughtful dive into whether the numbers really add up. Long-term goals often clash with short-term investor patience.
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Southwest sued after inflight brawl
A drunken passenger spat, slapped, and got zip-tied. Plaintiff claims Southwest’s open seating was the enabler. Courts may now weigh “seat free-for-all” as liability.
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Quirky: The 53-second flight
Loganair’s Westray–Papa Westray hop in Scotland covers just 1.7 miles. Officially the world’s shortest scheduled passenger service, and yes—it has its own Guinness record.
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#Travel #Aviation #Airlines #Tourism #Thailand #TikTok #BookingDotCom #CognitiveOverload #Sustainability #Southwest #InflightBehavior #QuirkyTravel #Loganair #Westray
Picasso Style Note: Today blends heavy themes (tourism dependency, social commerce, sustainability math) with absurd human behavior and quirky flights. Rose Period pastel tones with softer cubist forms will balance the serious and the light.
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