News

While India's premium travel boom is real, Air India and IndiGo's new entry-level fares reveal that the country's biggest aviation opportunity remains attracting cost-conscious first-time flyers.

With the groundings behind him and fuel falling, CEO Nikhil Ravishankar loses many of the excuses. The three-pillar reset now has to deliver on its own.

Demand is up 6%, occupancy is a fat 77%, and the pipeline is thinning. That may be a textbook setup for pricing power.

If my algorithm is to be believed, the U.S. is going into the long weekend on a high, perhaps despite the Trump Effect.

Theaters and arenas are becoming year-round brand real estate for airlines targeting premium customers. Whether that presence pays off in bookings, rather than just awareness, remains to be seen.

The island nation draws 1.2 million tourists a year — mostly from Europeans on all-inclusive packages. That won't change overnight, but it may bring awareness to Americans who struggle to place the island nation on a map.

Durable travel tech is forged by hard operating conditions, not venture capital and conference circuits, and Turkey is the proof.

With new investment from Air France-KLM Group, it looks like SAS' new owners have big plans for the Scandi carrier and specifically its Copenhagen hub.

Host cities are seeing revenue surges on game days through higher room rates, defying World Cup doomsayers.

Hotel occupancy rates didn't spike, but interest in ranch sure did.

According to the U.S. Travel Association, hotel demand in Puerto Rico grew by 7.6% year-to-date through April. Plus, hotel development news.

The 2026 FIFA World Cup is turning entire destinations into activation platforms for sponsors, communities, and events. The lessons may outlast the tournament.