Deadly 7.7-Magnitude Earthquake Strikes Myanmar
A powerful 7.7-magnitude earthquake struck Myanmar and neighboring Thailand at midday on Friday causing widespread destruction.
International Travelers Warned About Visiting U.S. [UPDATED]
The crackdown on immigration and detention of travelers causes countries to issue warnings about visiting the U.S.
Sandals Resorts Reportedly Exploring Sale of Company
Sandals Resorts International is talking to bankers about a possible sale of the all-inclusive resort chain for as much as $6-7 billion.
Airlines Cut Jobs As Consumer Spending Declines
More than 5,000 jobs at U.S. Airlines were lost in January alone, most at cargo airlines, amid consumer spending declines.
Electrical Fire Shuts Down Heathrow Airport, Causing Mass Flight Disruptions
London’s Heathrow Airport, one of the world’s busiest air travel hubs, has been forced to shut down following a massive electrical fire.
Antigua and Barbuda Clarifies: No Travel Ban for U.S. Travelers
In a recently issued statement, Antigua and Barbuda wish to reassure travelers that no travel bans exist between the U.S. and the islands.
American Airlines Jet Makes Emergency Landing, Catches Fire
After experiencing engine issues mid-air last night, an American Airlines plane carrying 178 people made an emergency landing in Denver.
‘Tornado Alley’ Gets a New Address
The traditional Tornado Alley is transforming significantly, with severe storm patterns shifting eastward towards MS, LA, AL, TN and KY.
Riviera Travel Names Stuart Milan President of North America
Riviera Travel has appointed Stuart Milan as President of North America. The announcement follows Riviera’s expansion in the U.S.
Hyatt’s Leadership Changes Signal Brand-Driven Future
Hyatt Hotels Corporation announced strategic leadership changes that signal a shift towards a more brand-centric and nimble organization.
Trump Tariffs Seen Hurting Canadian Travel to U.S.
Canadians angered by tariffs are pulling U.S.-made products from shelves, adopting a “Buy Canadian” mindset.
Airline Crashes Spotlight Air Traffic Controller Shortage, Which Won’t End Soon
A recent spate of airline crashes and near-misses, combined with mass firings of FAA workers, has raised concerns about air travel safety.
Study Reveals Travel Trends of U.S. Black Travelers
A new report from MMGY Travel Intelligence sheds light on the evolving travel motivations, planning and spending of U.S. Black travelers.
Petra Roach to Step Down as CEO for Grenada Tourism Authority
Roach, who has led the Grenada Tourism Authority since 2021, has decided not to extend her contract for a fifth year.
Spirit to Climb Out of Bankruptcy
Spirit Airlines plans to emerge from Chapter 11 in the coming weeks, having secured approval of its Plan of Reorganization.
Frank A. Del Rio to Step Down as President of Oceania Cruises
Oceania Cruises has announced a leadership transition as Frank A. Del Rio is stepping down as President after two years of dedicated service.
Toronto Airport Partially Reopened After Runway Crash
The airliner wreckage at Toronto Pearson International Airport is still being cleared, but flight operations continue.
Top U.S. Airports for Dining
Airport dining is becoming more than just a quick snack, it’s an essential part of the travel experience, and Vegas' airport came out on top.
Azamara CEO Dondra Ritzenthaler on Leadership and Resiliency
Exclusive interview with Azamara CEO Dondra Ritzenthaler on the 700-passenger Azamara Journey Loyalty Cruise.
Contiki Reveals How Gen Z Travelers Are Redefining Adventure
Gen Z travelers are reshaping the way travel is planned and experienced, according to Contiki’s annual 'Voice of a Generation' survey.
