2024 › July

The Expedia-Ryanair hotel partnership earlier this year was an early signal that the two big travel companies were on the precipice of settling long-standing differences.

Alaska Airlines is adding more premium seats to its fleet as it continues to fare better than some of its domestic competitors.

All destinations estimate how many travelers visit, and it’s an important data point for showing a destination management organization's economic impact.

As Delta and United continue to rake in huge profits, both airlines think low-cost carriers have limited recourse.

Greg Anderson steps into the top job after 15 years at the company and replaces long-time Allegiant executive Maurice Gallagher.

It is the latest in a string of billion-dollar deals for Alabbar, known for creating Emaar in Dubai.

Major hotel groups continue to be eager to collect lifestyle and luxury brands.

When you think of group tours, do rigid schedules, crowded buses, and a lack of authentic experiences come to mind? Nick Lim, The Travel Corporation's Asia CEO, talks about how they have changed that perception.

India is emerging as a strong domestic aviation market. Increased investment in aviation infrastructure in the country, along with growing purchasing power of the Indian middle class is boosting the Indian aviation industry.

Today's podcast looks at the latest airline to pull from China, new trends for business travel, and what the Travel Corporation acquisition means for private equity deals.