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Travel Guard CEO Jeffrey Rutledge will retire March 1 after nearly two decades leading the travel insurance company through growth and ownership changes.
A new UK passenger survey ranks Ryanair and Wizz Air among the worst short-haul airlines, highlighting growing frustration over add-on fees and onboard comfort.
The U.S. has lifted temporary restrictions in Mexico after recent unrest, with flights resuming normal schedules and embassies operating as usual.
Hyatt will expand its World of Hyatt award chart from three to five redemption levels, increasing pricing flexibility while adding complexity for members.
Airline alliance Oneworld has named Ole Orver as its new CEO, bringing more than two decades of aviation and network strategy experience to the role.
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.
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.
Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings has appointed board member and former Subway CEO John Chidsey as chief executive, replacing Harry Sommer.
Southwest Airlines will install Starlink high-speed internet on all 803 aircraft, aiming to equip more than 300 planes by year-end.
Air Transat will cease all flights to the United States by mid-June, reflecting weakening cross-border demand between Canada and the U.S.
Hard Rock Hotel & Casino Atlantic City is investing $50 million in room upgrades, new restaurants, and property enhancements as part of its ongoing reinvestment strategy.
In 2026, Barcelona enters a defining chapter shaped by architecture, global events, and large-scale urban projects that place culture and city life at the center of its international identity.
American Airlines CEO Robert Isom has agreed to meet with pilot union leaders as tensions rise over operational disruptions and the carrier’s financial direction.