June 2, 2015 by Tom Stieghorst
The development of China as an ocean cruise market means new ships are going there instead of to North America, which is a mild source of anxiety for travel agents in the U.S. and Canada.
June 1, 2015 by Danny King
Disneyland Resort last month kicked off its 60th anniversary festivities with a 24-hour gala and several new features celebrating the theme park's storied history.
The two largest OTAs have adopted different strategies in the world's second-largest travel market.
June 1, 2015 by Michelle Baran
Just days after Ireland's popular vote on May 22 to legalize gay marriage, Tourism Ireland launched a campaign to promote same-sex weddings and honeymoons in hopes that it will experience a boost in
June 1, 2015
Universal to open new water park in Orlando; New Orleans to get its first Four Seasons; Cuba visits from U.S. up 36% this year; 2014 saw a million cruisers Down Under; Md. governor vetoes tax markup
The 970-room Hotel Gracery Shinjuku, which opened in April in Kabukicho, Tokyo's entertainment and nightlife district on the eight to 13th floors of the Shinjuku Toho Building, offers guests the chance
The Dream South Beach has created a package geared toward LGBT travelers in time for LGBT Pride Month (June).
“The next few years will be exceptionally good,” said Hilton Worldwide CEO Christopher Nassetta.
June 1, 2015 by Tom Stieghorst
Frank Del Rio, CEO and president of Norwegian Cruise Line Holdings, has indicated the company would be seeking a more global platform for its marketing message.
Parent company Starwood Hotels & Resorts unveiled a five-year plan to expand Sheraton's global footprint by about one-third with the addition of 150 hotels.