ASTA has introduced a reporting tool that allows members to flag supplier policies and broader industry practices that disadvantage travel advisors. The initiative is designed to identify recurring problems and support coordinated advocacy.
Gibraltar has introduced new entry rules aligned with the Schengen Area following a UK-EU agreement. The changes affect passport validity, visas, border checks, and the amount of time non-EU travelers can spend in the…
Porto residents with a Cartão Porto can now travel free across the metropolitan public transport network. The city hopes the policy will reduce car dependence and accelerate a broader shift toward sustainable urban mobility.
Passengers from the MV Hondius began evacuating in Tenerife after a deadly hantavirus outbreak triggered a multinational repatriation effort. The incident has quickly become a test of how cruise operators and health authorities manage…
The U.S. Travel Association has promoted Ellen Davis to Chief Operating Officer and Executive Vice President following her role in driving growth and organizational change.
ASTA has introduced a new accessible tourism course in partnership with Accessible Travel Solutions to help advisors better serve travelers with disabilities.
Czech-based online travel agency Kiwi has announced a new round of layoffs affecting around 250 employees as it continues to restructure its business after several challenging years.
MAST Travel Network has named longtime cruise and hospitality executive Andrew Davis as its new president and COO, effective January 2.
Delta Air Lines president Glen Hauenstein will retire in February 2026 after two decades, marking the end of a leadership era that reshaped the airline’s global network.
Michele Saegesser has returned to Viking as vice president of sales and national accounts, resuming the role she held for more than two decades before retiring last year.
The U.S. Travel Association has partnered with The Great American Road Trip initiative to inspire domestic exploration ahead of America’s 250th birthday.
Island Routes has restarted many of its top Jamaica excursions after Hurricane Melissa, supporting the island's rapid tourism recovery ahead of the winter season.