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FAA bill would privatize air traffic, kill fare-ad rule, raise airport feesThough existing FAA funding expires on March 31, the AIRR Act remains several steps away from passage.

Visa Waiver Program restrictions expandedIndividuals who have visited Libya, Somalia and/or Yemen since March 1, 2011, cannot travel to the United States under the VWP.

Focus on Global Travel: Disruption and reinvention

Focus on Global Travel: Disruption and reinventionAt this year's World Travel and Tourism Council Global Summit in Madrid, top travel execs and others who shape the industry...

Year in review: Top stories of 2014

Year in review: Top stories of 2014Although it was a year of mounting anxiety for international diplomacy, it was also a year of economic recovery, with scattered...

Travel Weekly presents Readers Choice finalists

Travel Weekly presents Readers Choice finalistsTravel Weekly's readers have once again shared their picks for the industry's finest.

Agents of color

Agents of colorFew faces at most industry events are black, but African-American travel professionals say they sense a growing emphasis on...

Go or no? Should LGBT travelers visit hostile places?Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender people find the world is becoming more accepting. Yet there remain reasons for concern...

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.

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