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MGM Resorts notches strong Q2 in Vegas, with casinos leading the way

MGM Resorts notches strong Q2 in Vegas, with casinos leading the wayThe company said casino revenue at its Las Vegas Strip resorts rose 17%, to $536 million, for the...

There's no business travel like show-business travel

There's no business travel like show-business travelBehind actors, hit shows, movie premieres and arena tours are travel agencies that play a critical...

American Express says commercial spending surged to a 3-year high

American Express says commercial spending surged to a 3-year highThe financial services company said travel and entertainment spending by U.S. commercial customers...

Air New Zealand unveils new cabin designs for Boeing 777s

Air New Zealand unveils new cabin designs for Boeing 777sThe Business Premier cabin will have 44 seats that convert to lie-flat beds. Each will have a door for...

Sabre CEO Kurt Ekert on the transformation of a legacy GDS to an AI-first companyEkert discusses the state of the industry, why Sabre sees itself as an AI-first company and what...

Mishandled bag numbers are down. But it's not all good news.

Mishandled bag numbers are down. But it's not all good news.While SITA says the number of mishandled or lost bags dropped nearly 23% globally in 2025, the mishaps...

Amex GBT: World Cup air demand is strong. Hotel demand is less so

Amex GBT: World Cup air demand is strong. Hotel demand is less soWhile airfares to World Cup host cities are seeing "sharp increases," hotels in host cities are seeing...

There's no business travel like show-business travel

Photo Credit: Jenn Martins There's no business travel like show-business travelBehind 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

Travel Weekly's 2026 Power ListSeventy-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

Focus on Business Travel: Corporate groups find value in wellnessCompany 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 2025 Power ListTravel 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.

Focus on business travel: Putting generative AI to work

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Focus on business travel: Putting generative AI to workTravel 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 2024 Power ListTravel 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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