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Radisson Hotel Group has launched a global long-stay program giving corporate travel buyers standardized rates and services across participating hotels and apartments.

Norwegian Cruise Line has revealed Great Tides Waterpark, a six-acre attraction with 19 slides opening on Great Stirrup Cay in September.

Southwest Airlines will introduce Business Priority benefits and NDC connectivity as it upgrades distribution and support for corporate travelers.

American Airlines has tightened its 24-hour refund policy, removing automatic cash refunds for tickets purchased fewer than seven days before departure.

Wynn Al Marjan Island will now open in September 2027 after regional disruption increased construction costs and added $600 million to the budget.

Spain and Iceland are seeing surging accommodation demand ahead of the August 12 total solar eclipse, with some Spanish hotel rates rising as much as 85%.

Holland America Line has opened bookings for its expanded 2028 Europe season, featuring five ships, record port calls and voyages throughout the year.

The FAA has certified the Boeing 737 MAX 7 after years of delays, clearing the smallest MAX variant for production and airline deliveries.

TripSuite has launched an MCP server that connects Claude and ChatGPT with agency records, emails, documents and operational workflows.

Amtrak is considering a major corporate restructuring that would separate passenger services, infrastructure and fleet management into three focused businesses.

Italy has temporarily restored checks for some travelers arriving from Spain after the Ceuta migration crisis raised concerns about movement within Europe.

Dubai has ranked second in Boston Consulting Group’s first Intelligent Cities Index, placing ahead of New York, Washington and Amsterdam.