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Shifts in global tourism patterns around the love of sports and athletic activities are occurring simultaneously with Qiddiya City’s rise from the ground up, just 40 minutes from Riyadh. The destination “built for play” is at the center of a critical moment emblematic of the future of travel.

As the largest hotel brand in the world, H World has already mastered quantity. Its new upper-midscale brand is a play for quality.

Adding thoughtful touches that stimulate the senses can transform an event experience. Here are 10 ideas.

China tells its citizens that Japan is unsafe to visit. Plus, hotel deal and development news from Asia Pacific.

Riyadh Air hasn’t officially opened for business yet, but its loyalty program already has a hotel partner, a lounge, and a marketing strategy.

The new Boeing commitments give Emirates flexibility, but also lock it deeper into a program with a long and still uncertain path to entry into service.

First Oberoi’s Asmi, now Indian Hotels' Atmantan. India’s hotel brands clearly want a (large) slice of the wellness pie. The question is: how many travelers want a retreat, and how many just want a clean room?

Emirates remains financially strong and is buoyed by Dubai’s global appeal, but complacency isn’t an option. In this week’s feature story, we explore how the airline may choose to adapt as challenges mount.

The government shutdown was a big risk, but air travel is slowly getting back to normal in time for the holidays. Amtrak is getting a bump too.

Lodging stocks fall; Starwood modifies loan; Quadrum explores Arlo Hotels sale; and Holiday travelers plan to cut spending 18% and take fewer trips as financial concerns rise, Deloitte survey finds, including high-income Americans.

Since 1859, the Pullman name has been synonymous with a pioneering spirit. This month, Accor is officially relaunching the Pullman brand, rejuvenating that historic legacy to serve the modern blended traveler and redefine the possibilities of premium hospitality.

Personalization is now foundational to meeting the expectations of today’s travelers. Yet few companies are equipped to deliver it at scale. Despite abundant customer data, most travel organizations still lack…