Sarah Enelow-Snyder

This week in aviation, we took a closer look at what the recent stolen-plane incident means for airport security. In the cabin, passengers get their way with the overhead bins.

In Montgomery, Alabama, the tourism board and a new memorial to victims of lynching are building off each other's visibility, drawing visitors into a revitalized area of the Deep South they may not recognize.

This week in tourism, we decoded all 17 of Thomas Cook's key brands, plus earnings from SeaWorld and Disney.

This week in hospitality, we analyzed second-quarter earnings from IHG and Marriott among others, including an exploration of Amazon's potential impact on hotels.

Many women who saw Girls Trip were inspired by seeing representation of the black travel movement on the big screen. Combine that with the buzz of the longstanding Essence Festival and women’s group travel to New Orleans is up.

This week in aviation, rising fuel costs mean the good times of low fares may be drawing to a close. Not that passengers appreciated them to begin with. And don't miss our new series At Your Service, this month featuring Qantas' professor of jet lag.

This week in digital news, we have some great reporting from Cvent Connect 2018, plus Trivago and Booking.com get more cautious about their TV ad spending.

This week in tourism, don't miss our sixth anniversary digital book, which tells the backstories of six major travel brands, and how they achieved long-lasting success. And don't miss these roundups of our best stories and podcasts from the last six years.

This week in hospitality, we dug into Hyatt's strategies on loyalty, private accommodations, and its pursuit of NH Hotel Group.

This week in hospitality, we're deep in earnings season. AccorHotels wrote off $288 million from two of its marquee investments, Onefinestay and John Paul, and Hilton isn't worried about looming trade wars.