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Anko van der Werff has long championed consolidation. With Air France-KLM poised to take majority control, he’s getting his wish while (hopefully) keeping the airline’s Scandinavian soul.

At a time when the lines between aviation, tourism, infrastructure, and trade are blurring, Kant’s track record suggests he won’t just be a name on the IndiGo board.

We’ve known since Air France-KLM’s initial deal that a majority stake was an option, but the speed and scale of the proposed transaction remains notable.

It's been two years since the unified GCC visa was first mentioned, a new travel permit which ministers hope will promote cross-country travel as seen in Europe.

Is this the future everyone was scared of - AI-driven technology replacing the need for hotel staff? Or, is it a traditional sector finally recalibrating its efficiency in the face of tech growth?

Destinations investing early and comprehensively in halal-friendly travel are likely to gain long-term competitive advantage as this sector continues to grow.

Brand USA counted on White House support for its usual $100 million in matching funds, but Congressional Republicans had other priorities.

This latest strike underscores chronic weaknesses in Europe’s aviation infrastructure. Airlines and passengers are justifiably frustrated but so are the workers who say they’re operating outdated systems under mounting pressure.

Posadas is reshaping its portfolio for a post-pandemic traveler and challenging global players with a tailored, region-first strategy.

Tripadvisor had just gained independence from a controlling shareholder. Now it faces new pressure. 

Demographics drive Asia’s travel divide, with Japan favoring solo, traditional travel and India and China leaning mobile-first and family-focused.

Marriott and developer Truman have unveiled a luxury hotel and residential complex that's a win for them but also for Calgary's effort to create an events district downtown.