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Data isn't just guiding where people travel, it’s determining how and why. Jon Huntsman makes the case for travel as both a catalyst for economic growth and a bridge between cultures, powered by seamless payments and AI-driven personalization.

As the U.S. and Spain see tourism demand soar, destination marketers are shifting from promotion to curation. In the AI age, whoever shapes the algorithm shapes the itinerary.

The cruise industry wants clarity, but Washington just sent a loud message: Climate rules that raise costs are a non-starter.

Finland and Italy are approaching sustainability from different angles, but both see responsible travel not as an add-on — it’s the future. With U.S. travelers stepping in to fill critical gaps, the transatlantic connection just got even more strategic.

The transatlantic travel market doesn’t need more visitors – it needs better-distributed ones. Europe is doubling down on responsible tourism, and the U.S. traveler holds the key.

Middle East travelers are blending faith, family, and digital sophistication to redefine what meaningful, modern travel looks like.

The “one ticket” dream isn’t just about convenience; it’s about rethinking the traveler journey from booking to return.

The transatlantic corridor isn’t just a flight path—it’s the cultural and economic backbone of global travel.

Airbnb has a lot riding on its Experiences business. Adding a social feature is an incremental improvement, not a game changer.

Wyndham is monetizing the very concept of being a repeat hotel guest, while providing discounts on bookings with other travel suppliers. Expect the industry to watch this move closely.

A scammer with a deep understanding of how event planners work is still at it, exploiting the fast-paced nature of the industry and the trust that small firms place in clients. With tens of thousands of dollars at stake, planners must remain vigilant. 

If the AWS glitch showcased anything, it was how much of the travel industry depends on Amazon’s cloud business.