Since 1978, airlines have tried one failing scheme after another in their quest for elusive profits. Finally, through consolidation and discipline, they've found the secret ingredient: capacity cuts. More»

John Wagner of U.S. Customs and Border Protection discusses the Global Entry program's history, growth and success to date. More»

After hearing women who had visited New Orleans say they wanted to return with their girlfriends and sisters, Diane Lyons, a New Orleans-based meetings and events planner, decided to make that easy for them. More»

Currently unknown to Americans, a Beijing-based luxury hotel brand in China aims to take on the big chains with an ambitious hotel-opening plan and a stated commitment to working with U.S. travel agents. More»

I traveled to Madrid to sample the private tours offered by Villa Magna Hotel, which include traditional elements, like the Prado, the Royal Palace and the Plaza Mayor. More»

In an effort to improve travelers’ perceptions of the Islamist-ruled country and reignite its stagnating tourism industry, Egypt’s tourism minister recently sought to counter calls by conservative Muslim groups for bans on alcoholic beverages and bikinis. More»

While Europe sputters, and North America plods along, Australia is emerging as a boom market for cruising. More»