IAG Sees U.S. ‘Rebound’ – Even Economy Travel is Stabilizing
Premium travelers are still driving profits, but improving economy bookings suggest the North Atlantic market is more resilient than some feared.
The Trump Effect: Borders, Bans and Bookings
As U.S. President Donald Trump continues to shape the political and economic landscape, the impact of his choices on the travel industry remains significant. Read how his actions and policies are shaping the future of travel, and get insights into the industry’s evolving response.
Loyalty, Latin America, and Premium Leisure: What to Watch in IAG’s Annual Results
Airline earnings season often reveals more through comparison than individual results. On Friday, IAG will be the second of Europe’s big three to report, offering valuable insight into the health of the industry.
The Hidden Risks Hotel Owners Never Planned For
Hotels are facing political pressures they were never built to handle.
Hoteliers Scramble to Price U.S. Tariff Risk
Hotels are exposed to trade policy the way airlines are exposed to shifts in fuel pricing.
TSA PreCheck Remains Operational After DHS Said It Would Suspend Program
DHS is suspending two widely used travel programs as the partial government shutdown continues.
Choice Hotels’ Purge: Sheds Weak Properties to Lift Brand Quality
Choice Hotels is doing something none of its publicly traded rivals are doing right now: getting smaller on purpose.
The Hotel Industry Wasn’t Built for This. Nothing Was.
ICE's Operation Metro Surge in Minneapolis revealed what happens when hotels become political battlegrounds — and why the industry isn't ready for what's coming.
U.S. Inbound Tourism Slump Deepens to Start 2026
Travel executives are hopeful for a rebound, but visits to the U.S. remain well below pre-pandemic levels.
Air France-KLM Hits €2 Billion Profit Milestone as Premium Anchors Outlook
Premium travelers, led by U.S. outbound, are keeping Europe’s network carriers profitable even as demand in the rest of the plane – and other parts of the world – softens.
Largest U.S. Hotel Union Says Trump Actions Are Costing Jobs
When a U.S. crackdown on illegal immigration rattles both workers and travelers, hotels feel it twice.