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The Waldorf Astoria New York has officially opened following an unprecedented restoration. Plus, more hotel deal and development news.

The 2026 World Cup promises a $30.5 billion economic boost, yet it faces significant headwinds from a tourism sector currently contracting, with inbound volumes down and continued political and trade tensions.

One thousand owner contracts likely attracted interest from other property managers besides Evolve. These contracts fit in with Evolve's business, and not so much for Casago.

Heathrow’s third runway has government backing, for now. But the country’s own climate laws may become a gatekeeper.

Wyndham will open the Baymont Kunming Wuhua in the heart of the Yunnan capital’s commercial center. Plus, more hotel deal and development news for APAC.

All too often, choosing a destination for incentive travel forces meeting planners to prioritize either a busy city or rural country, business or wellness, modern developments or rich cultural experiences. Here’s how planners get to have it all on the island of Ireland.

Building attendees’ commitment to your event and educating them on the implications of canceling feeds their “meeting-decline guilt” and keeps them from canceling.

As Trip.com further expands into Europe and North America, the company is leveraging learnings from its work in the Asia-Pacific region. Road-tested strategies around customer service, localization, partnerships, and industry collaboration are propelling Asia’s leading travel service provider into its next era.

Chris McLaughlin sees an aviation future powered by smarter skies and seamless connections. His view: airspace modernization unlocks everything travelers crave.

Amex GBT is the dominant force in corporate travel, and it can use a massive AI-led tech makeover to fulfill its promise, including finally making meaningful headway with both the small business and unmanaged business travel markets.

Yatra wants to move from being a travel seller to a company that helps businesses manage all parts of employee travel, and bringing in a tech-heavy CEO is its clearest signal yet.