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Gulf travel advisories are moving. War-risk insurance authorization isn’t — and that’s the constraint that controls when European airlines come back.

There's progress to point to, but even the CEO says it will get worse before it gets better.

JTB no longer seems content being Japan's travel company. With the pieces now assembled, it intends to be Asia's, and is making a case for the world's.

Hyatt’s latest opening in Hua Hin includes 98 rooms, a spa, and wellness-focused amenities. Plus, more hotel deal and development news from APAC.

Event tech’s real differentiator isn't AI, it's whether the technology saves time, improves attendee experiences, or drives measurable business results.

Ashford Hospitality Trust said it sold four hotels and agreed to sell two others, projecting more than $60 million in future capital expenditure savings. Plus, hotel development news.

Adobe says AI referrals are sending travel sites more engaged visitors. But the next advantage may belong to brands whose pages are easiest for machines to read.

This week’s cancellation of one of Africa’s prominent financial meetings comes at the same time as a surge in the total number of confirmed Ebola cases — and raises the question if there are more to come.

JetBlue is shrinking in the New York area as it focuses more on Fort Lauderdale, where executives see greater opportunity following Spirit’s collapse.

Yes, it's another record. But strip out cruises and growth in July Fourth travel nearly evaporates.

The Czech capital is investing $65 million to solve a problem many cities face: turning away lucrative large events due to lack of meeting space.

The brands lining up to buy a piece of Freddy are going to fail; it shows how little America's pull depends on marketing, and how much it depends on the country getting out of its own way.