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Tariffs don't hit travel directly. But if economic growth slows and the stock market sinks, the travel industry will feel it.

Fake short-term rental listings are indeed an industrywide problem, but Booking.com seems get more than its fair share of sketchy listings and fraudulent messages to guests.

Think of the slogan as "cruises – but no kids allowed."

Social media marketing to millions of Americans is at stake for travel companies if a TikTok ban does take place.

This is another startup that Steve Singh is funding with the aim modernizing all aspects of business travel.

The latest expansion is a part of United’s strategy to bet on off-the-beaten path international destinations.

With the formalities rubber-stamped and the colossal Lufthansa Group as its onboarding mentor, Italy’s national carrier is expecting a smooth journey toward Star Alliance membership.

By moving beyond the constraints of legacy systems and traditional interline agreements, airlines can form dynamic, scalable partnerships that drive efficiency, increase revenue, and enhance the passenger experience.

On today’s episode we explain how Trump’s tariffs could hit travel, what Accor sees in U.S. hotel bookings, and who may be the next owner of Vacasa.

The digital arrival card is a step forward in ensuring a smoother, more tech-driven travel experience in Thailand. But the bigger challenge? Getting travelers, mostly Chinese tourists, to feel confident about visiting again.

Booking.com is looking at India for its growing outbound potential and spending power, even as it adapts to the last-minute booking behavior of these travelers.

With Davidson Kempner's latest bid for Vacasa at $5.83 per share and the Vacasa board-endorsed bid from Casago at $5.30 per share, one thing is certain — this is not the end of the story.