News

As Artificial Intelligence (AI) continues to embed itself in the day-to-day planning of our vacations, the Austrian National Tourist Office has launched its own humorous take on AI - or…

The decision is the first time a major U.S. airline merger has been blocked in nearly 20 years.

Severe winter weather continues to hamper air travel in the U.S., and with another Arctic blast due later in the week, travelers can expect to see more disruptions.

January in Las Vegas is CES time. One of the world's largest shows is back in force, taking over Sin City for the last week. This is where many big…

Using a new fee and rules for tourists, Turkey is trying to preserve and improve the experience of worshippers at Hagia Sophia.

As brand loyalty and consumer retention become increasingly important business metrics, travel brands should consider new and innovative ways to reach and engage consumers.

The prospect of another carrier at the world’s busiest airport might not sound too exciting, but this new arrival tells part of a much bigger story.

Sydney hotels achieved their highest occupancy levels on New Year’s Eve at 94% followed by 93.8% on December 2nd. There were only two days in the month when occupancy was not above the 60% mark.

IBS Software has taken a $90 million step toward its goal of becoming a "player of consequence" in hotel tech. It joins a group of others vying for the same.

The latest Freeman Trends Report sheds light on a discernible misalignment between the offerings provided by organizers and the preferences of both attendees and exhibitors. It’s time to close the gap.

Lufthansa has kicked off a flurry of route resumptions to Tel Aviv, but some major carriers aren't ready to return just yet.

Dive into the AI-powered future of events with Matthias Sondermann, senior director of events at SAP, and learn from his journey leading many of SAP's strategic event experiences.