Matching Airline Seats (MAS) has just announced their new mobile app that promises just that, to align like-minded travelers together in the sky and in their final destination. Once again, a company proves that business travel doesn't have to be all business.

In the wake of the new internet video fad of "sh*t ___ people say," we thought it would be interesting to compile a list of stuff business travelers say on their trips.

The Department of Transportation's new rule went into effect this week stating that airlines must only advertise fares including all taxes and fees. The rule, coming from a long-stemmed argument set in motion by incidents

Landings may be the scariest part of a flight. Watching the ground grow closer and closer, then a sudden jerk of the plane hitting the runway. Some find it mundane, some find it exciting, others find it terrifying.

We thought we'd switch gears a little bit in our rock-themed travel playlist and add a little R&B and hip hop. This go-round we are featuring Estelle's American Boy. You complete the lyrics, "Take me on a trip id like to see..."

Looking for a cool innovative way to keep track of places you want to see on your trips? Well, near2there does that by letting you save them in the app then alerts you when you're close by.

Keep an eye on your personal items at the Miami International Airport. A TSA worker was charged with grand theft after allegedly stealing from passengers' bags and hiding the items in a special pocket added to his uniform jacket.

The list is out. TripAdvisor has published their traveler's choice top 25 best hotels. Each hotel is ranked by TripAdvisor's user reviews and compiled into the list.

Think airplanes are cramped now? Well, wait until Southwest completes their overhaul of their 737 cabin interiors by adding more seats to their planes. Sure it's only six, which is equal to one more row, but everyone will be paying for less leg room.

For those of us that are stuck in the frozen North this winter, hopefully a song can cheer us up. This week we are featuring "Brother Lee" by Citizen Cope, a staff pick that we used in our GBTA 2011 Conference video back in August.