Government Affairs

The war on human traffickingIndustry efforts seek to educate employees and travelers alike about sex tourism and other forms of exploitation.

All eyes EastAcknowledging the country's growing influence, industry leaders will meet in China once again to address travel's importance to...

The top stories of 2013We’ve done it again, and we present Travel Weekly’s Top 10 travel news stories of 2013.

American, US Airways fire back at DOJ in court filingsAmerican Airlines and US Airways in separate court filings on Tuesday struck back at the U.S. Department of Justice, claiming...

Tourism Cares cleans up after Hurricane SandyApproximately 600 volunteers completed a combined 6,000 hours of volunteer work during Tourism Cares' 10th anniversary...

Throwing a demand curveSince 1978, airlines have tried one failing scheme after another in their quest for elusive profits. Finally, through...

Widening wanderlustWTTC's annual summit, which kicks off tomorrow in Abu Dhabi, will feature speakers who address the global impact of the flow of...

Travel Weekly Preview: Looking ahead to 2013While the industry's engines aren't firing perfectly on all cylinders just yet, they are purring well enough to meet demand,...

2012: Year in ReviewThe Concordia and Sandy had a devastating impact on the travel industry in 2012, but developments in public policy, mergers and...

2012 Consumer TrendsOur latest survey of people who buy travel reveals much about how the market's changing, but it also underscores a constant:...

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