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Focus on business travel: In a bind over bleisure

Focus on business travel: In a bind over bleisureNumbers show that people are more interested than ever in taking trips that combine work and vacation, but companies are...

Jennifer Kellum, owner of Neverland & Main Travel in Jacksonville, N.C., meets with a supplier at the GTM conference in Hollywood, Fla.

Advisors build for the future at Global Travel MarketplaceThis year's event largely attracted advisors amid metamorphoses: Many recently started their businesses or are trying to...

The Honolulu skyline.

In a new era for Hawaii tourism, an old partner is not going quietlyIt's been more than a month since the Hawaii Tourism Authority chose not to renew its tourism-marketing pact with the Hawaii...

Travel brands expand TikTok presence to reach new audiencesAlthough the app has been hugely popular for a few years, some travel brands are just now entering the TikTok world, eager for...

While blockchain is the underlying technology behind cryptocurrency, it is its own technology with many other uses.

Blockchain technology holds potential for travel insuranceHowever, travel insurance products offered via blockchain are likely a number of years away in the U.S. due to insurance being...

Women in travel: Making C-suite progress

Women in travel: Making C-suite progressThe number of women filling top roles in travel has increased. And they are working to bring greater gender balance to the...

Ukraine tourism in wartime

Ukraine tourism in wartimeTravel professionals in Odessa, Ukraine, are marshaling tourism resources to aid their country.

Travel Weekly's 2022 Power List: A year of change

Travel Weekly's 2022 Power List: A year of changeWe present our annual ranking of the largest, most successful retailers in the travel industry, based on full-year 2021 sales.

Focus on LGBTQ+ travel

Focus on LGBTQ+ travelFrom air travel to hospitality and destinations, the industry has become more welcoming to LGBTQ+ travelers, but there remains...

Right now, there are about 150 hotels and 250 villas in the program, with that number growing.

'Booking conduit' Four Hundred by Design links advisors to luxe propertiesThe new platform's mission is to make it easier for independent agents to connect with and book high-end hotels.

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