ASTA invites advisors to self-nominate for its 2026 Travel Advisor of the Year Award, recognizing creative and exceptional client service.
IHG unveils Noted Collection, a premium soft brand targeting upscale independent hotels with curated experiences and global distribution power.
Airbnb rolls out its Reserve Now, Pay Later feature globally, allowing guests to secure eligible stays without paying at booking.
Universal Orlando Resort introduces a new multiday vacation package featuring up to seven days of park-to-park access and hotel dining credits.
Sabre says it is moving beyond its GDS roots to become an AI-native technology leader, positioning itself at the core of agentic AI in travel.
Tripadvisor’s 2026 Travelers’ Choice Awards name Isla Pasion in Mexico the best beach in the world, highlighting standout coastal destinations across five continents.
Chicago has officially designated Navy Pier as the new eastern starting point of Route 66, creating a symbolic pier-to-pier journey from Lake Michigan to the Pacific.
Sandals Resorts has introduced its first semi-annual Caribbean sale, offering up to 65% off, resort credits and bonus free nights across its adults-only portfolio.
KimKim has introduced a new app that allows travel advisors to deliver personalized, day-by-day itineraries to clients through a secure digital platform.
Delta will launch nonstop Minneapolis–Maui service in December as part of a broader expansion of its Hawaii network.
Spirit Airlines is seeking court approval to auction 20 Airbus aircraft as it restructures under Chapter 11 and scales down its network.
Thomas Pritzker has retired as executive chairman of Hyatt, citing his past association with Jeffrey Epstein and Ghislaine Maxwell.
PokéPark Kanto has officially opened near Tokyo, becoming the world’s first outdoor Pokémon theme park and marking a milestone year for the franchise.
A new survey finds that nearly one in four couples consider themselves incompatible travel partners, with budgets, bedtimes and itineraries driving the biggest tensions.
Sweden is inviting international travelers to apply for a one-year stay on one of five secluded islands, redefining luxury as space, silence and nature.