Executive Summary Artificial intelligence (or AI) is changing how travelers discover and evaluate travel options. Tasks once handled by search engines, online travel agencies (or OTAs) and travel agen...

We are living longer and longer, but many of us are unprepared for the challenges age brings, says the novelist and psychotherapist Frank Tallis

Cycling tourism is finding a fresh pace, as cultural programming, bike brand and hotels reshape how we ride.

A huge cloud of smoke has engulfed the area as lava spews.

AI can try, but humans still have the edge when it comes to booking holidays

Development is putting some of the region’s most distinctive architecture at risk, while its ties to colonial rule complicate the case for preservation.

According to J.D. Power's study, American Express Centurion Lounges and Capital One Lounges rank as the best airport lounges in the U.S., providing gourmet dining and stylish atmospheres, with high sc...

Thinking about company registration in Italy? Compare costs, tax, and admin with Estonia to find the best option for your business.

A symbol of global inequalities and shifting geopolitical fortunes, some passports offer their holders far more freedom to travel than others

From 'fluxury' to analog camping, here are the travel styles that are likely to dominate summer 2026.

Turned off by U.S. policies and border practices, foreign visitors are going elsewhere.

The U.S. Travel Association is disappointed with CBP's plan to scale back the proposed requirement for travelers from Visa Waiver Program countries to submit five years of social media history, arguin...

Hotel CEOs may have been a little premature in saying the K-shaped economy was a thing of the pas | A new Deloitte survey shows more travelers are getting priced out and likely to stay home — but thos...

Timothy O'Neil-Dunne, principal of tech consultancy T2Impact, explains what suppliers, OTAs and intermediaries need to know about OpenAI's April privacy update.

Learn about new EU rules to simplify train booking and travel and about the new protections being offered to rail passengers who miss their connection

This Executive Summary provides the highlights of WTTC’s comprehensive thought leadership report on crisis resilience that details how well Travel & Travel Tourism destinations recover from 100 variou...

Soaring oil prices have left many Americans with higher costs and fewer options for travel amid the Iran war

With most major European cities well served by trains and buses, bringing US transit up to par would cost $4.6tn

Equivocating between Trump and Europe suits a history of switching sides

In 2025, Travel & Tourism outgrew the global economy, generating $11.6 trillion in GDP and accounting for 9.8% of the global economic output.

The world is breathing a huge sigh of relief after President Trump announced that he was lifting his threat to wipe out a “whole civilization” after reaching a two-week ceasefire deal with Iran at the eleventh hour on Tuesday night. Financial markets were buoyant on Wednesday morning, with fuel prices dropping amidst reports that the… The post International Air Travel Remains in a Holding Pattern After President Trump Announces Two Week Ceasefire in Iran Conflict appeared first on PYOK.

Safety concerns and increased travel costs due to the Iran war and rising oil prices have reduced demand for European travel, with clients feeling uneasy and opting for domestic or alternative destina...

How do we reshape demand toward places, seasons, and models that are actually sustainable?

The turmoil in TSA operations due to the government shutdown could increase interest in privatizing airport security through the TSA's Screening Partnership Program.

As Asian governments ask residents to save energy and work from home, the EU is urging the same; how willing will Europeans be to cut back on transport and travel?

Rising prices for jet fuel are expected to cost carriers hundreds of millions of dollars. To cope, they’re raising fares and charging travelers more fees.

FIFA has canceled hotel block reservations in Dallas and Arlington just months before the 2026 World Cup is scheduled to begin, officials confirmed to KERA.

A Travel Weekly survey shows geopolitical unrest is now the top concern for clients, surpassing economic worries.

The blow to tourism in the Middle East and Gulf opens up both an opportunity and a risk for Europe.

With more than half of active U.S. travelers using AI, how travel planning is thought about is changing.

As the deadlock continues, ASTA is contributing to a fund that helps federal employees impacted by the shutdown.

In March, Nick Fry tried to make some changes to a couple of upcoming trips.

The U.S. travel industry received some long-awaited good news on Wednesday, as inbound tourism slightly increased in February.

The travel industry edited Covid into a story about resilient demand while ignoring the system’s fragility.

Summer flight prices are expected to rise due to higher oil prices, geopolitical tensions and airline capacity cuts.

Another major region is all but closed because of the war with Iran — and the industry faces a new test.

As global travel rebounds, the fastest growth is happening beyond the usual tourism heavyweights – from Ethiopia to Bhutan.

This is the monoculture problem in travel content: dozens of creators independently converging on the same sensationalized storyline.

Dubai has long positioned itself as a safe haven in the Middle East, politically neutral and open for business — and travel.

Chaos as key transit hubs in Dubai, Abu Dhabi and Doha close, and more than 1,000 flights by major Middle Eastern airlines cancelled

Every year, we make bold predictions about where the outdoor industry is headed — but in 2026, Origin’s VP, Group Creative Director Stephen Coomber and Director, Outdoor Strategy John Entwistle are sp...

The momentum that defined post-pandemic travel could slow, as financial caution and economic uncertainty reach high-spending groups

Cuba is at risk of losing vital airline service as it prepares to run out of aviation fuel, while an allied nation cut off an important escape valve for migrants amid increasing pressure from the US aimed at toppling the regime in Havana.

While some clients are asking about how Americans might be received abroad, all indicators point to another strong year of travel across the pond.