Eliza Ronalds-Hannon

Some Caribbean nations aren't nearly as cruise-dependent as the industry would have you believe, but others still rely heavily on the jobs and cash flow the ships provide.

JetBlue's Caribbean destination focus helps set it apart, which is an important tactic in a moment when fare and amenity competition has grown increasingly tight.

Hampton kept it simple the last two years, responding to its own market research with a renewed focus on young travelers, a growing demographic that is quintessentially accessible due to its constant social media use. That simple approach seems to be paying off.

A topsy-turvy last few years in global economics has changed the tourism industry, possibly forever. Expect to see more U.S. cities and states seeking to court Latino travelers, who, studies say, spend big money on their trips.

When stacked up next to one another, the airlines' choices on efficiency make the worst performers look like really bad businesses.

The younger generation may be bringing to the business world a renewed appreciation for work-life balance.

MMGY's latest travel report offers a revealing snapshot of what frequent travelers see when they look at their options in the current market.

Stag parties create a huge tourism industry, but its one that many cities would rather do without.

The Chinese tourism boom shows no sign of stopping, so hotels interested in tapping in to a huge growth market should take note of these preferences.