Qantas Picks Sydney-London for First Project Sunrise Flight
Qantas has named Sydney-London as the first Project Sunrise route, setting up what is expected to become the world’s longest nonstop passenger flight.
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Hard Rock and Messi Turn World Cup Fever Into Hotel Experiences
Hard Rock International is using its Messi partnership to turn World Cup demand into hotel stays, fan experiences, themed dining and loyalty rewards.
World of Hyatt Turns Tennis Access Into Member Experiences
World of Hyatt is using The Player’s Box podcast to create member-only tennis experiences at major tournament moments in Paris, London and New York.
United Adds New St. Croix Service as East Coast Network Expands
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Laura Mitchell
• 4 mins read
United Airlines will launch nonstop Newark-St. Croix flights this fall, adding a new Caribbean link while expanding service from its East Coast hubs.
World of Hyatt is Serving Member-Exclusive Experiences with Brand Ambassador Jessica Pegula and The Player’s Box Podcast in Iconic Tennis Series
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Yuliya Karotkaya
• 4 mins read
World of Hyatt takes center court with The Player’s Box hosts, including brand ambassador Jessica Pegula, for a series of money-can’t-buy live podcast recordings, ahead of iconic tennis tournaments in Paris, London, and NYC.
June Events Across the United States Give Travelers a Full Early Summer Calendar
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Victoria Hayes
• 6 mins read
From music festivals and Juneteenth celebrations to rodeos, baseball, and regional heritage events, June gives U.S. travelers a wide range of reasons to plan short summer trips. The calendar shows how local culture remains a strong driver of domestic travel.
ResortPass and Marriott International Sign Agreement
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Yuliya Karotkaya
• 2 mins read
New agreement signals the rise of day-access as a high‑value revenue stream across hospitality and spa.
Airbnb Adds Hotels, Rental Cars and AI Tools as It Pushes Beyond Home Rentals
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Marcus Bennett
• 4 mins read
Airbnb is expanding beyond home rentals with boutique hotels, rental cars, grocery delivery, luggage storage and new AI tools for guests and hosts.
World Cup Travel Costs Raise New Questions About Who Benefits From Mega-Event Tourism
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Andrew Collins
• 4 mins read
The 2026 FIFA World Cup is expected to bring major tourism demand to North America, but soaring ticket and transit costs are raising questions about access, public spending and who benefits most.
Uber Expands into Travel with Hotel Bookings and New In-App Features
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Yuliya Karotkaya
• 5 mins read
Uber announces new products and features at its annual GO–GET product event, including hotel bookings and new travel tools.
FIFA World Cup 2026 Transit Fight Puts New Jersey Travel Costs Under the Spotlight
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Andrew Collins
• 3 mins read
Getting to World Cup matches at MetLife Stadium may become one of the most expensive parts of the fan journey, with New Jersey transit pricing now turning into a major travel controversy.
Erling Haaland and Vinicius Júnior Front New Marriott Bonvoy and Visa ‘For Fans, Everywhere’ Campaign Ahead of FIFA World Cup 2026™
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Yuliya Karotkaya
• 5 mins read
Marriott Bonvoy and Visa launch a new global campaign tied to FIFA World Cup 2026, offering fans exclusive match access and experiences.
The New Terminal One at JFK Partners With Mexico’s Leading Low-Cost Airline Viva Aerobus for New York City Operations
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Yuliya Karotkaya
• 4 mins read
The New Terminal One at JFK partners with Viva Aerobus, adding new nonstop routes between New York, Mexico City, and Monterrey.
TSA Pay Relief Is Here, but U.S. Airport Delays May Last Longer
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Christopher Lane
• 3 mins read
Emergency pay for TSA officers may ease immediate financial pressure, but it is unlikely to restore normal airport operations overnight. Staffing gaps, closed lanes, and lingering uncertainty over DHS funding are still weighing on the system.
U.S. Airport Delays Deepen as Trump Moves to Pay Unfunded TSA Workers
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Christopher Lane
• 4 mins read
A partial Department of Homeland Security shutdown has pushed airport security operations into a broader travel disruption. The White House says it will move to pay TSA officers, but the legal and financial basis remains unclear as Congress continues to argue over DHS funding.