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Where you can, and can't, sue cruise lines
Courts are usually strict about where a cruise-passenger lawsuit can be filed.
The striking asymmetry in global tourism fortunes
While some destinations are begging for more visitors, others are warning about too much tourism and the need to focus on value...
As Rhine and Danube rivers remain low, advisors begin to eye Christmas cruises
The industry has battled low water since July. But even though advisors say they have their eyes on forecasts, some say...
AAA projects a 3.6% increase in U.S. cruisers next year
Of the 22.4 million projected cruisers, AAA says 71% will sail the Caribbean.
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Hilton reports Q3 surge in business travel
Nearly seven years after the pandemic shut down the travel industry, individual business travel is on...
American Express to cut 5% of workforce
CEO Stephen Squeri said the cuts are an effort to make the company "a more agile and efficient...
American opens gates in Dallas Fort Worth expanded Terminal A
Four gates are now open in the 140,000-square foot expansion area, with all 10 gates expected to be...
Industrial business travel powers Wyndham's third-quarter RevPAR
CEO Geoff Ballotti said results had been bolstered by travel in the U.S. for projects...
Updated: Alaska Air's proposed joint ventures raise unusual antitrust questions
Alaska Air Group proposes to join transatlantic and transpacific joint ventures that already include...
JetBlue's first class to debut in December
The first flights with BlueFirst seats will be between Boston and Fort Lauderdale on Dec. 8.
Southwest revamps Rapid Rewards loyalty program
The A-List and A-List Preferred status names will be retired, replaced by Silver and Gold. A new tier,...
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There's no business travel like show-business travel
Behind actors, hit shows, movie premieres and arena tours are travel agencies that play a critical supporting role. Here's what they do and how they do it.
Travel Weekly's 2026 Power List
Seventy-two travel agencies are represented in the 2026 Power List, our annual collection of the world's biggest sellers of travel. See who's on, what they've accomplished and where they're headed.
Focus on Business Travel: Corporate groups find value in wellness
Company gatherings are trading stuffy rooms and PowerPoints for plant-based meals, mocktails and mindfulness — all in pursuit of healthier, more engaged teams and a better return on human capital.
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Travel Weekly's 2025 Power List
Travel Weekly's annual ranking of the biggest sellers of travel is 70 agencies strong this year. Here's who they are, their accomplishments, priorities -- and how much travel they sold.
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Focus on business travel: Putting generative AI to work
Travel management companies are deploying low-risk AI tools while laying the groundwork for more complex uses -- with the potential to revolutionize business travel.
Travel Weekly's 2024 Power List
Travel Weekly's annual ranking of the largest sellers of travel is bigger than it's ever been, furnishing proof of a strong, growing, powerful business.
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