New FAA rules could change how travelers are compensated, while Alaska and Hawaiian Airlines add more premium seats and perks to their fleet. Meanwhile, Silversea is opening up new opportunities for advisors, while TRAVELSAVERS and NEST reveal where travel spending is headed.
New FAA rules could mean fewer perks for travelers when flights are delayed. Starting Oct. 19, airlines won’t be legally responsible for 10 types of delay-causing events, potentially leaving passengers without hotels, meal vouchers and other compensation. READ MORE
Think Silversea is only for a certain type of client? Think again. Silversea’s Carol Cabezas talks about new opportunities for advisors, from Japan and Antarctica to exclusive land experiences, golf and a 60-day Mediterranean Grand Voyage. READ MORE
Alaska and Hawaiian Airlines are raising the bar for premium travel in 2028, adding new lie-flat suites, premium economy seats and upgraded aircraft interiors. For clients who want more space, privacy and comfort, these new options will give you more to sell on longer flights. READ MORE
Are clients spending more on travel? TRAVELSAVERS and NEST have the numbers. The networks report strong 2026 sales growth and reveal where advisors are seeing the biggest gains. READ MORE
DT Minich has spent more than three decades watching Florida tourism evolve—and he’s still learning. The Experience Kissimmee President and CEO reflects on his Hall of Fame career, the changing face of family travel and the experiences that have shaped his approach to the industry. READ MORE
