Comfort-seeking Travelers Drive Demand for Premium-class Airline Seats
Business travel still hasn’t recovered from COVID, but airlines are adding more “business class” type seats in response to surging demand.
The Maui Wildfire Crisis: How to Help
Many travel industry groups are stepping up to offer assistance to victims of the Maui wildfires. Here's how you can help, too.
Climate Change Causing Radical Shifts in Travel Planning
Extreme heat and other consequences of climate change are forcing travelers and travel advisors to adapt to the reality of a changing world.
ASTA Submits Complaint to DOT Referring to NDC Enactment
ASTA's complaint alleges the implementation by AA—begun last April—is an unfair trade practice that warrants immediate action by the DOT.
Maui Wildfires Impacting Upcoming Travel
Thousands of residents and visitors evacuate as wildfires continue to burn in multiple areas of Maui and within the Mauna Kea Resort area.
Top Tourist Attraction in Alaska is Melting Away
While tours on Mendenhall Lake and River in Alaska are not currently operating, the damage is confined to the area directly around the river.
In 2023, Airline Hijackings Are More Fiction Than Fact
The miniseries “Hijack” put a spotlight on an aviation security threat that was once the biggest fear of air travelers.
Seabourn Takes Delivery of its 2nd Luxury Expedition Ship
Seabourn Pursuit's first season will start in the Mediterranean this month, followed by expedition journeys across the Atlantic in October.
Why This Excruciating Heat Causes Delays in Flight Operations
The recent incident where Delta Air Lines passengers were held onboard for hours in scorching heat just a glimpse into a much bigger issue.
House Passes Bipartisan Bill Protecting the Rights of Air Travelers
A bill to reauthorize the (FAA) that includes significant new protections for air travelers has overwhelmingly been approved by the House.
Demand Drives Passport Wait Times Above Three Months
Time is running short for clients who want to get away this year and still don't have a new or renewed passport in hand.
Virgin Galactic Launches Commercial Space Flights
Virgin Galactic announced on June 16 that the company will launch its first commercial space flight somewhere in the window of June 27-30.
Major Cities Adding Congestion Fees
Around the world, cities are charging—or proposing—congestion fees to drivers in an attempt to deter traffic in busy downtown zones.
Caribe Royale Orlando Resort’s Stadium Club to Debut Early 2024
Caribe Royale Orlando Resort's two-story, cutting-edge, sports-themed venue is set to make a splash in a city that's used to superlatives.
Starting Gun Already Fired for Planning Trips to the 2024 Paris Olympics
Travelers looking to attend the Summer Olympic Games in Paris in 2024 may have to make a Herculean effort to find accommodations and tickets.
Italy Battles Overtourism With Fees, Caps on Beach Visits and More
Overtourism is such a big problem in Italy that officials have proposed charging a fee and requiring pre-registration just to enter Venice.
RSSC Launches 2025/2026 Voyage Collection with Webinar
This is an opportunity for you to see what the future holds for Regent Seven Seas Cruises and get tips and tools to help you sell.
France Bans Some Short-Term Flights for Rail, Citing Eco Concerns
Clients traveling through France this summer will need to travel via train from Paris’s Orly airport to Nantes, Bordeaux or Lyon.
Jamaica Welcomes Non-Stop from DFW Aboard Frontier
The new flight is part of Jamaica's tourism surge, which includes hitting the million-traveler milestone a month earlier than in 2022.
Travel Companies Stop Booking Giza Camel Rides After PETA Exposé
PETA also opposes other types of “animal encounters” and tourism involving animals, including swimming with dolphins to attending bullfights.
