Megan Cassidy, San Francisco Chronicle, April 15, 2022 San Francisco police officials on Thursday laid out what they described as critically low sworn staffing levels at the department, saying that the vacancies have driven up call response times, wiped out preventative policing and overall made the city less safe. As of this month, the Police Department employs 1,723…
TravelAge West, Shane Nelson, March 24, 2022 Forecasting the future is always tricky, and 2022 is no normal year. So, in our effort to look ahead, we recruited the help of several tourism industry veterans with longtime expertise in the airline, hotel, cruise and tour operator sectors. Perhaps not surprisingly, those conversations focused frequently on…
Sportsnaut, Matt Johnson, April 7, 2022 From MLB games today to the latest rumors and MLB power rankings, Sportsnaut’s Major League Baseball coverage is providing everything you need to know about the 2022 MLB season. At some points, it felt like the MLB season would be in jeopardy because of the baseball lockout. After months…
NPR, David Shaper, April 1, 2022 It’s spring break season, and airports are jampacked again as the number of people flying is just about back to pre-pandemic levels. An analysis of the Transportation Security Administration’s daily throughput datashows that an average of more than 2.1 million travelers have been going through airport security checkpoints each day over…
PWC Consumer Markets, April 2021 What will the future look like for travel after the abrupt standstill in early 2020? With vaccinations on the rise and infections on the decline in the US, a growing number of consumers are eager to get away. Many have the financial wherewithal, having been hunkered down at home for much of…