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Several European countries have warned their citizens to exercise caution when traveling to Minneapolis, citing protests, political tensions, and public safety concerns.
Southwest Airlines has officially ended open seating, rolling out assigned seats, premium cabin options, and a redesigned boarding process across its network.
Greenland is experiencing a notable rise in international travel interest, with Air Greenland reporting strong booking growth from the U.S., the U.K., and Germany beyond traditional peak seasons.
Global Hotel Alliance delivered a standout year in 2025, with record revenue, rising loyalty engagement, and strong international travel demand reshaping the independent hotel landscape.
A massive winter storm has forced airlines to cancel more than 13,000 flights in a single weekend, paralyzing major U.S. airports and disrupting travel nationwide.
A massive winter storm sweeping across the United States is bringing extreme cold, heavy snow, and major travel disruptions, affecting millions of travelers nationwide.
American Airlines is adding new year-round and seasonal routes from Chicago and Los Angeles, strengthening domestic connectivity and intensifying competition on key U.S. corridors.
Chicago O’Hare International Airport has overtaken Atlanta to become the busiest airport in the United States, marking a major milestone for U.S. aviation in 2025.
The latest Henley Passport Index reveals which nationalities offer the greatest travel freedom in 2026, highlighting shifting global mobility and diplomatic influence.
A proposed Senate bill would require Americans with dual citizenship to give up one nationality, potentially reshaping travel, identity, and global mobility for millions.
U.S. airlines are urging regulators to intervene as Ireland moves to impose a passenger cap at Dublin Airport, warning of reduced transatlantic connectivity.
Google’s new Universal Commerce Protocol is built to help AI agents complete purchases inside conversations – a model that could translate naturally to complex travel bookings.
U.S. airlines are working to restore Caribbean schedules after temporary airspace restrictions caused hundreds of cancellations and stranded tens of thousands of travelers during the peak holiday period.
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.