Aviation Industry Warns EU of Four-Hour Border Queues Under EES
Europe’s leading aviation bodies are urging Brussels to introduce greater flexibility in the Entry-Exit System rollout, warning that airport queues could reach four hours this summer.
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Marriott’s Q4 Slows as Government Travel Falls, Luxury Stays Resilient
A prolonged U.S. government shutdown weighed on Marriott’s fourth-quarter results, but strong leisure and luxury demand helped offset the decline in business travel.
Nickelodeon Brings a Family-Focused Resort to Oman’s Growing Tourism Scene
A new Nickelodeon-branded resort planned for Oman signals a shift toward family-oriented luxury travel as the country expands its tourism ambitions.
TSA Confirms Early Success of ConfirmID as REAL ID Enforcement Tightens
TSA reports strong early results from the rollout of ConfirmID, a paid identity verification option for travelers without REAL ID, as airport compliance rates rise nationwide.
EU Allows Flexibility in Entry-Exit System Rollout to Ease Summer Border Queues
The European Union is allowing Schengen countries to apply flexibility in the rollout of the Entry-Exit System, aiming to reduce border congestion during the busy summer travel season.
IHG Expands UK Footprint With Four New voco and Garner Hotels
IHG Hotels & Resorts is strengthening its UK presence with four new voco and Garner hotels, adding more than 380 rooms across London and key regional markets.
Accor Launches ALL Accor App Experience Inside ChatGPT
Accor becomes one of the first global hotel groups to integrate its booking and loyalty ecosystem directly into ChatGPT, reshaping how travelers discover and book hotels.
Uniworld and Luxury Gold Launch Extended Cruise & Tour Journeys Across Europe
Uniworld Boutique River Cruises and Luxury Gold are joining forces to launch a new collection of extended Cruise & Tour itineraries in 2027, combining river cruising with immersive land travel…
Sabre Sets New Standards for Trustworthy AI in Travel Technology
As AI becomes more autonomous across the travel industry, Sabre is outlining a new framework that puts trust, security, and governance at the center of innovation.
Turkish Airlines and Air Montenegro Launch New Codeshare Partnership
Turkish Airlines and Air Montenegro have signed a new codeshare agreement aimed at improving connectivity between Türkiye, Montenegro, and key international markets.
Mews Raises $300 Million to Accelerate AI-Driven Hospitality
Hospitality technology platform Mews has secured $300 million in fresh funding, positioning itself as a global leader in AI-driven hotel operations and digital guest experiences.
Capital One Makes a $5 Billion Bet on Business Travel With Brex Acquisition
Capital One is expanding its reach into managed business travel and corporate payments with a $5.15 billion acquisition of fintech platform Brex, signaling a bold push beyond consumer banking.
BTS Comeback Tour Sparks Global Travel Demand Before Tickets Go on Sale
The announcement of BTS’s comeback world tour has triggered a surge in flight and hotel searches worldwide, highlighting the growing power of live music to drive travel.
UK Travel Firm Collapse Leaves Customers Without Refunds
The collapse of a long-running UK travel company has left customers scrambling for answers, highlighting gaps in consumer protection for certain types of travel bookings.
Haneda Airport Tests Automatic Clothing Compression for Travelers
Haneda Airport is piloting an automatic clothing compression service that allows travelers to shrink worn clothes to palm size, aiming to reduce luggage stress and improve airport convenience.