Articles tagged “alaska”

Alaska may be open to drilling, but that doesn't mean oil and gas companies think it's worth the cost.

In a recent ballot initiative, Juneau’s residents expressed frustration with cruise tourism.

Even though their ballot measure has been defeated, some Juneau locals sent a message to city and industry leadership more needs to be done to address overtourism.

Today's podcast looks at Carnival’s Alaska growth, a big fundraising haul for startups, and Singapore’s growth at the expense of Hong Kong.

Today's podcast looks at Juneau's new cruise ban attempt, Elliot Investment's new reveal for Southwest, and Etihad Airway's new routes.

Regardless of the ballot initiative's outcome, relations between locals and the cruise line industry in Juneau won't be the same.

Younger travelers are making waves on Royal Caribbean Group cruises, steering the company’s post-pandemic growth.

Indigenous tourism groups are coming together to expand their global presence and coordination.

While Seattle is thriving across the board, it is high hotel occupancy that stands out as a clear winner.

Why would anyone start an airline now, as the airline industry recovers from its worst crisis in a century, to fly to Asia, a region where travel is expected to remain depressed until 2024? Northern Pacific Airways, a startup based in Anchorage, believes now is the best time, so it can get established before competition heats back up.