'Tis the season to snuggle with a new pet

view online In association with Best Friends Animal Society Have you heard? ‘Tis the season to snuggle Dozens of homeless dogs and cats need a home for the holidays ‘Tis the season to snuggle! So stop by Best Friends Pet Adoption Center in SoHo and bring a fabulous new dog or cat home for the holidays. You’ll meet loving, loyal pets of all ages, sizes and breeds—each one looking for that special someone. Best Friends is open every day from 11am to 8pm, so come say hello to the cat or dog you’ve been waiting for. Make 2018 the cuddliest year yet for you and a new best friend! LEARN MORE Things to do Films Food and Drink Music Theater Shopping Follow Time Out: Time Out New York 1540 Broadway, 42nd Floor, New York, NY, 10036, USA This sponsored email is a paid advertisement from our partner. These occasional dedicated emails contain handpicked partner messages that we think you will find helpful or interesting. If you would no longer like to receive sponsored emails from Time Out please update your preferences or unsubscribe below. Unsubscribe | Privacy Policy

Handicap Committee

Brickyard Members, Everyone should have received their handicap update from the GSGA this morning and with that I wanted to inform everyone about the Handicap Committee. We did a random check of scores for the month of October recently (November check will begin soon as well) and found 26 Brickyard members who played and did not post their score on that particular day.  The committee will be tracking score posting going forward and will reserve the right to adjust a individual's handicap for tournament purposes based upon that individual's posting history. Chick HERE for a link to understanding Equitable Stroke Control (ESC) which is a good tool for understanding the max score a person can take on a particular hole.   Sincerely, Zac Tilton Head Golf Professional The Brickyard Golf Club See what's happening on our social sites

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Amazon's Hotel Play + Shunning Biz Booking Tools + Vietnamese Funding Leader

The Travel Industry's Daily Agenda-Setting Newsletter

December 1, 2017 View in browser

Note From the Editor If voice-powered services have become a way of life at home, makers of devices built on the tech are intent on making them common in the travel experience as well. Amazon on Thursday announced a new push to get its Alexa service into more workplaces and hotels, which should ultimately make things like changing a room's temperature or channel surfing easier. On the other hand, those creeped out by the idea of a machine listening to them at all times might not be so thrilled by the trend. One trend that the leaders at tours and activities platform Klook — a Hong Kong company that just announced a U.S. expansion — might want to pay attention to is the decline in international travel to the United States, as we reported this week. The company hopes to cater to Asian travelers visiting the Americas. But with overseas visitor numbers down nearly 6 percent in the first half of the year, America is looking like a riskier place to set up shop. — Hannah Sampson, News Editor Three Ways Digital is Influencing Traveler Buying Behavior [SPONSORED] Sponsored by Expedia Media Solutions It's no secret that more accessible technology has changed the way travelers research, shop for and purchase travel. Expedia Media Solutions looked at three examples of how digital is changing traveler behavior and why this matters. Read More Top Stories Amazon Wants More Hotels Using Alexa Voice-Powered Services "Siri: How will Apple respond to hotels adopting Amazon's Alexa?" That's the question. Half of European Business Travelers Shun Their Corporate Booking Tools Business travelers in Europe are completely divided on how they prefer to book their work travel. Travel management companies need to make their online booking tools more compelling and easier to use. Asian Activities Booking Platform Klook Heads to the Americas Hong Kong-based Klook has selected the Americas as its first stop for expansion outside Asia. To beat the deeply entrenched competition, it will have to find partners that can adapt to the needs of Asian travelers. Vietnamese Agency Vntrip Raises $10 Million: Travel Startup Funding This Week After years of following startup funding trends, it's tempting to move to a developing country to start an online travel agency or metasearch company. On the other hand, we can list dozens of reasons not to. Video: How Krystle Mobayeni, CEO and Co-Founder of BentoBox Deepens the Restaurant Experience [SPONSORED] Sponsored by The Unbound Collection by Hyatt™ Krystle Mobayeni, CEO and Founder of BentoBox, knows that today, the restaurant experience starts online. With BentoBox, she helps restaurants engage with their customers online, serving as a real partner and embodying the idea of hospitality every step of the way. Watch Video Lyft Begins Its Business Travel Journey — Corporate Travel Innovation Report One should expect Lyft to officially partner with more big travel management companies over the next year. It'll be interesting to see how the company's corporate travel push lines up with its international expansion aspirations. Still Popular American Airlines Potential Holiday Pilot Shortage, Explained Let's hope American Airlines can find enough pilots willing to fly extra in December. Otherwise, it will be a mess for customers. Google Hotels Revamps Mobile Features as Its Ambitions Expand Google wants consumers to buy more travel on it. That may prompt industry players to closely patrol the gray line between the search giant referring more customers to them and Google becoming customers' first choice for booking trips. Southwest Takes Customer Service Seriously — Airline Innovation Report When something goes wrong on a flight, Southwest tries to be proactive in communicating with customers. Is this the right approach? Or should Southwest wait until passengers complain? For Gmail users: If you are using the tabbed inbox, Skift emails may be pushed to the 'Promotions' tab. To get updates from Skift direct to your primary inbox, drag and drop this email to that tab. You received this email because you are subscribed to Skift Daily Newsletter from Skift.

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