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The annual Incentive Travel Index, released this week at IMEX, reflects mounting concerns around rising costs and global instability, along with “shrinking optimism.”

A fund managed by Magna Hospitality has sold a portfolio of four hotels for a total of $489.8 million. Plus, more hotel deal news.

Renewable energy has arrived - and its acceleration may mark a turning point in the global fight against climate change.

Prices at Disneyland and Disney World are going up as the company increasingly leans on its theme parks business to drive profits.

Cynics may see this as a box-ticking exercise to retain Heathrow slots and claim a technical 2025 launch, but Riyadh Air insists it is a phased strategy to ensure a smoother commercial debut.

For football icon Lionel Messi, the partnership allows his hotel brand to scale without the burden of direct management. For Meliá, there's a potential to turn athlete branding into long-term global growth.

The engines are warming up. Meet the first wave of executives shaping airlines, airports, and travel technology with bold strategies, innovative thinking, and operational mastery for the next decade.

Once an unreliable luxury, in-flight Wi-Fi is fast becoming a universal expectation — and a fast-emerging channel for travel advertisers. In this talk, Viasat’s Meherwan Polad discusses how combining satellite power with creative monetization models turns connectivity into an engine of both passenger satisfaction and profitability.

Hilton is adding boutique hotels, connecting rooms, and smart TVs to adapt to travelers seeking unique properties, multigenerational trips and streaming entertainment.

Hilton announced multiple property agreements across Vietnam with existing partners Sun Group. Plus, other hotel deal news.

Intrepid is confronting an uncomfortable truth: The gap between climate ambition and available solutions, especially in air travel, is widening, and goals and targets need a rethink.

Abu Dhabi’s latest move shows that for destinations courting Indian travelers, nothing matches the marketing power of Bollywood.