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Travel Weekly's Preview 2022

Travel Weekly's Preview 2022In our Preview issue, Covid is the constant, but our staff also examines secondary trends that will shape our future.

2021, A year in review

2021, A year in reviewThis was the year when shutdowns became comebacks — and sometimes, comebacks became shutdowns — as travelers and industry...

London's Oxford Street readies for the season. Several travel advisors said their clients were considering trips abroad during the holidays.

Where are people traveling for the holidays? Warm weather, Europe beckonInterest in warm destinations are through the roof, cruise bookings are coming to life again, and Europe is on the minds of...

Travel Weekly's Travel Industry Survey 2021

Travel Weekly's Travel Industry Survey 2021Our research on travel agency businesses, produced in partnership with MMGY, provides data on domestic travel dominance, the...

Paloma White and her 11-year-old son Liam in Dubai, one of five countries on three continents they have visited since May.

Covid shots approved for kids may give family travel a boostThe rollout of vaccines for children may alter the calculus for families traveling with young kids. But whether it's a positive...

Never Travel Solo owner Paul Cathcart led a group of clients on a trip to Iceland.

These agency owners are always along for the ride with clientsTwo advisors are offering the ultimate in 24/7 service by tagging along on their clients' vacations.

A Virgin Galactic spacecraft in flight with three people onboard in 2019.

Battleface taking early lead in space insurance raceUnlike regular travel insurance, the company's space travel protections also include add-ons like accidental death and...

Rolling out the welcome mat for digital nomads

Rolling out the welcome mat for digital nomadsDemand for immersive, work-from-anywhere journeys is still at a high point, and tour operators, hotels, cruise lines and others...

Travel advisors save the day with Covid-19 backup plans

Travel advisors save the day with Covid-19 backup plansSix advisors recount how being forced to scrap and replan itineraries in the face of changing pandemic requirements led to...

With web giants like Apple and Google bolstering digital privacy, that means the end of third-party cookies, or tracking codes that log a person's online browsing activity.

Data privacy laws forcing changes in digital marketingWith the disappearance of third-party cookies, companies will need to adapt their strategies, particularly small and midsize...

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