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Post-Pandemic Travelers: Generation-C
Jamaica’s Minister of Tourism, Hon. Edmund Bartlett, has branded future travelers as Generation-C amidst the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic.
Future of Travel Survey Results: Consumers Looking to Travel Post Pandemic
The Future of Travel Survey results indicate that most consumers are looking forward to traveling again after the COVID-19 pandemic.
TSA Offers Tips for Flying During COVID-19 Pandemic
If you or your clients must take to the skies during the Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic, the Transportation Security Administration (TSA) has compiled a list of six tips to keep in mind.
Anguilla Reacts to Coronavirus COVID-19 Pandemic
Anguilla creates website and implements other measures as two cases of Coronavirus COVID-19 have been confirmed by the government.
U.S. Travel Spending Expected to Reach Record Levels Through 2027
According to the report, U.S. travel spending is projected to reach $1.42 trillion by 2027, while international inbound travel slowly regains momentum after setbacks.
The Bahamas Sees Record Tourism Growth
In 2025, The Bahamas welcomed 12.5 million visitors, the highest total ever recorded; of those, 10.6 million were cruise passengers.
Quick Hits: This Week’s Travel Headlines
Asia-Pacific visitation could rebound to pre-pandemic levels by 2028, Norwegian Luna was christened in Miami and Las Vegas preps for the Formula 1 Grand Prix. Dive in for the full stories shaping the travel industry this week.
Asia-Pacific Travel to Rebound by 2028, PATA Says
According to a recent PATA report, visitation to the region could reach pre-pandemic levels by 2028—if certain conditions are met.
Domestic Travel Offsets International Decline in U.S. Tourism
Domestic travel is helping stabilize the U.S. tourism sector as international arrivals continue to decline, with data pointing to a demand for shorter, more frequent trips.
Women Travelers Find New Freedom with Paul Gauguin Cruises
Paul Gauguin Cruises is introducing Zero Single Supplement offers on seven itineraries through French Polynesia and the South Pacific.
Celebrating Women Who Shape Travel Advisor Success
As we mark International Women’s Day and celebrate Women’s History Month, we’re highlighting two extraordinary women.
Cruise Lines Tighten Health Protocols After Recent Outbreaks
Outbreaks aboard cruise ships remain relatively rare in comparison with overall passenger volume, which reached over 30 million in 2025.
AHLA Report Signals Brighter Outlook for Hotels in 2026
AHLA’s 2026 State of the Industry report projects a stronger outlook for U.S. hotels, with rising travel demand tied to major global events.
Winter Storm Fern Still Wreaking Havoc on Travel
Winter Storm Fern blankets parts of the U.S. with ice and snow, triggering airport travel delays and widespread power outages.
Rancho La Puerta—85 Years Young
At 103, Deborah Szekely—co-founder of Rancho La Puerta—embodies the longevity the 85-year-old wellness resort promotes.
USTOA’s 2026 Outlook: Confidence, Trends and Travel Advisors at the Center
Media in attendance at USTOA's annual conference got the data-packed 411 on how the industry performed in 2025—and where it’s headed in 2026.
Jamaica Sets Target for Full Tourism Recovery Following Hurricane Melissa
Jamaica’s Minister of Tourism announced a target date of Dec. 15 for the island’s tourism industry to be operational after Hurricane Melissa.
New York-Bonaire Air Link Cut as JetBlue Discontinues Service
JetBlue will discontinue its year-round service in January, but Bonaire will still be connected to the world through three other carriers.
The Travel Institute Offers Tuition Savings for New Advisors
The Travel Institute's fall campaign offers nearly 23 percent savings for its TRIPKIT new travel advisor training program.
ASTA Forecast Reveals Industry Growth Despite Challenges
ASTA convened industry leaders at the National Press Club in Washington, D.C., for its annual Industry Forecast.
