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The U.S. travel industry had a rough 2025, but it could get a big tourism boost from the World Cup — if it isn't too difficult for fans to visit.

India has become one of the most closely watched travel markets globally. The momentum is clear. What leaders must now decide is how to channel it.

A public spat with the world’s richest man would be a PR disaster for many airlines. Not to worry, courting controversy is part of Ryanair’s DNA.

BTS hasn’t played a note yet, but flight and hotel searches are already spiking. Welcome to the new shape of live tourism!

ITC Hotels' results show that as long as hotel providers offer a good product, higher room rates are not going to harm occupancy anymore.

Google says AI is reshaping how travelers discover trip options, from keywords to photos and reviews. Traditional search, it says, still plays a role closer to booking.

Demand for rail is rising, but the network isn’t ready. A warning from Eurostar's chief commercial officer shows that Europe needs serious investment in infrastructure and rail coordination.

United is anticipating an even stronger 2026 as strong demand for premium seats and international routes continues to hold up.

A franchisee of Hilton and IHG has temporarily closed its two hotels in St. Paul, highlighting a challenge that may face other hoteliers nationally in coming months.

Destinia acted opportunistically in the UK, picking up two well-known brands that were no longer a priority for their parent company.

The loneliness epidemic has become a concern in the West, and Outsite is positioning itself as a commercial remedy for travelers that's partly fueled by a paid subscription program.

Many planners don’t realize how hotels evaluate RFPs, and are disappointed when they’re turned down, while hotel salespeople say their hands are tied. More education on both sides would help.