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You Can Book a Room at the World’s First Moon Hotel for a $1 Million Down-Payment

GRU Space, a startup founded by 21-year-old Skylar Chan, hopes to open the world’s first moon hotel by 2032, and is already accepting down-payments from space enthusiasts with very deep pockets. The final cost of the rooms is still unknown, but Chan says it will exceed $10 million. The good news is that you don’t …

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AI, Small Towns, and Wellness Shape 2026 Travel, Says KAYAK and TikTok Study

AI, Small Towns, and Wellness Shape 2026 Travel, Says KAYAK and TikTok Study – Image Credit Kayak    KAYAK’s 2026 “What the Future” report, using data from billions of searches and surveys of over 14,000 Gen Z and Millennial travelers, identifies key trends including a preference for lesser-known destinations, increased reliance on AI recommendations, flexible payment …

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Hotels lost metasearch. They lost mobile. AI doesn’t have to be next.

When ChatGPT opened its Apps marketplace to 800 million users, Booking.com and Expedia were already there. Day-one partners. Ready to intercept travelers at the moment they start planning. If that sounds familiar, it should. OTAs have perfected this playbook over two decades: move fast on new distribution channels while hotels deliberate. They did it with …

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“What’s Your And?” Podcast Features Rachel Farris on Authenticity, Food, and Building Human-Centered Workplace Culture

San Francisco, CA, January 16, 2026 –(PR.com)– Rachel Farris, Founder of Tax Stack AI, recently appeared on the podcast What’s Your And?, joining a conversation focused on workplace culture, authenticity, and the importance of embracing personal passions beyond job titles. During the episode, Farris shares how openly talking about her love of food and travel has …

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AI, Small Towns, and Wellness Shape 2026 Travel, Says KAYAK and TikTok Study

AI, Small Towns, and Wellness Shape 2026 Travel, Says KAYAK and TikTok Study – Image Credit Kayak    KAYAK’s 2026 “What the Future” report, using data from billions of searches and surveys of over 14,000 Gen Z and Millennial travelers, identifies key trends including a preference for lesser-known destinations, increased reliance on AI recommendations, flexible payment …

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Hotels lost metasearch. They lost mobile. AI doesn’t have to be next.

When ChatGPT opened its Apps marketplace to 800 million users, Booking.com and Expedia were already there. Day-one partners. Ready to intercept travelers at the moment they start planning. If that sounds familiar, it should. OTAs have perfected this playbook over two decades: move fast on new distribution channels while hotels deliberate. They did it with …

Hotels lost metasearch. They lost mobile. AI doesn’t have to be next. Read More »

“What’s Your And?” Podcast Features Rachel Farris on Authenticity, Food, and Building Human-Centered Workplace Culture

San Francisco, CA, January 16, 2026 –(PR.com)– Rachel Farris, Founder of Tax Stack AI, recently appeared on the podcast What’s Your And?, joining a conversation focused on workplace culture, authenticity, and the importance of embracing personal passions beyond job titles. During the episode, Farris shares how openly talking about her love of food and travel has …

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Podcast Scheduling Note

Because of some family travel I’m doing, we’ve rescheduled this week’s podcast til tomorrow, Friday. So it should be in your podcast feeds sometime Friday afternoon. Read More

Kyrsten Sinema Sued Under Rare Law for Being a Home-Wrecker

A new federal lawsuit alleges that former Senator Kyrsten Sinema had an affair with her married bodyguard, Mark Ammel, marked by drug use, countless concerts, international travel, snide comments about colleagues, and more. Mark Ammel’s ex-wife, Heather Ammel, is seeking $25,000 in damages on the grounds that Sinema and her ex-husband’s affair incited divorce, ending …

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Podcast Scheduling Note

Because of some family travel I’m doing, we’ve rescheduled this week’s podcast til tomorrow, Friday. So it should be in your podcast feeds sometime Friday afternoon. Read More