American Airlines Expects Record Summer as It Funds Fleet Growth for a Volatile Travel Market
American Airlines expects a record summer travel season in 2026, with 75 million passengers projected as the carrier also raises funds for new aircraft.
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HQ Hotels Brings Lifestyle Luxury to St. Lucia as Cap Estate’s Resort Boom Accelerates
SBE and Wyndham are bringing the HQ Hotels & Residences brand to St. Lucia, adding a $130 million lifestyle resort to the island’s fast-growing Cap Estate…
Meliá Sees Spain and the Caribbean Gaining as Travelers Reroute Summer Trips
Meliá Hotels expects stronger summer demand in Spain and the Caribbean as travelers shift plans away from regions affected by Middle East instability.
Modi’s Call to Cut Foreign Travel Signals a New Energy Test for India’s Tourism Future
Prime Minister Narendra Modi has urged Indians to work from home, use less fuel and limit foreign travel as the Iran war drives up energy costs…
Spain Sets New Blue Flag Record With 794 Beaches, Marinas and Tourism Boats
Spain has received a record 794 Blue Flags for 2026, reinforcing its position as one of the world’s leading destinations for clean, safe and well-managed beach…
Kayak Co-Founders Reunite for Booking Holdings AI Travel Startup Lola
Kayak co-founders Steve Hafner and Paul English are working on Lola, a new Booking Holdings-backed AI travel startup focused on conversational access to travel brands.
Hantavirus Outbreak on MV Hondius Raises New Questions for Expedition Cruise Travel
A hantavirus outbreak aboard the MV Hondius has left three people dead, triggered international contact tracing, and renewed scrutiny of health protocols on remote expedition cruises.
Aman’s Sveti Stefan Resort in Montenegro to Reopen After Five-Year Closure
Aman Sveti Stefan is preparing to reopen in Montenegro after a long closure tied to a beach access dispute, restoring one of the Adriatic’s most recognizable…
Viral ‘Buy Spirit’ Campaign Taps Into Deep Frustration With U.S. Air Travel
A viral campaign to buy and revive Spirit Airlines has exploded online, turning a TikTok pitch into a broader expression of public anger over rising fares…
The Ivory Opens in Koreatown With a Boutique Hotel Model Built Around Design, Art, and Calm
The Ivory has opened in Los Angeles’ Koreatown, bringing a new 48-room boutique hotel concept that blends residential comfort, cultural programming, and a quietly elevated design…
Suspected Hantavirus Outbreak on Cruise Ship Leaves Three Dead and Raises Health Concerns at Sea
Three cruise passengers have died and several others have fallen ill after a suspected hantavirus outbreak aboard the MV Hondius, prompting an international health response.
Spirit Airlines Shuts Down After 34 Years, Ending an Era of Ultra-Low-Cost Flying in the U.S.
Spirit Airlines has ceased operations after 34 years, bringing an abrupt end to one of the most disruptive and controversial business models in U.S. aviation.