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Aircraft orders, not just passenger numbers, are becoming the clearest measure of how seriously India’s aviation future is being taken.

It is unclear if a decertification could impact aircraft beyond Bombardier’s business jets.

Expedia’s Seattle WARN filing does more than quantify the 162 job cuts. The mix of eliminated technical roles — including a VP — shows how the company’s efficiency push is reshaping where core work gets done.

The nonprofit Tourism Cares is looking to take the hassle out of finding socially conscious activities, if planners are willing to search beyond their usual channels.

A self-described “recovering people pleaser and have-to-do-it-all person,” Angie Ahrens says she is always learning more about herself and how to be a stronger leader. 

Kiwi has been struggling for the past couple of years — this is its second round of layoffs since 2024.

American’s announcement comes as the Trump administration is pushing for more investment in Venezuelan oil from U.S. oil companies.

Southwest CEO Bob Jordan doubled down on the changes at the carrier as initiatives like assigned seating and baggage fees take off.

Lifestyle hotels have moved from niche rebellion to mainstream strategy. As the model spreads, can it still surprise guests, or does scale make ‘cool’ start to look the same?

In 2025, travel matured from a post-pandemic sprint into a disciplined, value-driven market that prioritizes experiences and revenue quality over just driving volumes. As growth shifts Eastward and geopolitics redefine travel corridors, the industry’s success in 2026 will depend on its ability to remain tech-agile and price-resilient in a volatile world.