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Travel Weekly's 2017 Travel Industry Survey

Travel Weekly's 2017 Travel Industry SurveyIn our annual survey of travel sellers, our reporters take measure of the statistics and trends that will help agents, agency...

Much of wine country open, but agent finds it a tough sell

Much of wine country open, but agent finds it a tough sellFears from wildfires are lingering, said Dani Johnson of Coastline Travel Advisors.

The Playroom at the Desire Riviera Maya resort.

Taboo travel: A peek at 'libertine tourism'Sexually themed tourism has been around for millennia, but today it has grown into a business that crosses multiple...

A street on Tortola in the British Virgin Islands was torn apart by Hurricane Irma.

Sellers struggling to rebook guests waylaid by stormsTravel sellers are working to rebook hurricane-impacted travelers scheduled to take Caribbean or Florida vacations in the...

Skip Fortier, standing, Avoya Travel’s associate vice president of JoinAvoya, with his friends Carol Howell and John and Diedre Bloom during Avoya’s 2015 conference.

If misfortune strikes, 3 Avoya agents have each other's backsWhile the topic itself is no one's favorite, planning for the worst before it happens is an important step for a business owner...

The trade show floor was packed at the ASTA Global Convention in San Diego last month.

'Reinvented' ASTA convention drawing crowds once againThe Society said attendance has increased due to partnerships with suppliers and consortia that mandate or subsidize...

"It's all about enabling the crew to give the guests what they want, when they want it, how they want it." -- Arnold Donald

Princess Cruises' Ocean Medallion launch on scheduleCarnival Corp. CEO Arnold Donald promoted the new technology at ASTA's Global Convention this week.

Despite speedbumps, NDC continues to grow

Despite speedbumps, NDC continues to growIATA's messaging standard is here, and it promises to revolutionize the way travel agents book air. But there are some kinks...

Virtuoso held its first Community Globetrotting expo, where agents met with suppliers focused on a particular niche: adventure travel, family travel, cruising or wellness travel.

At Virtuoso Travel Week, a growing focus on agent communitiesThe communities enable supplier and agent members to share best practices and develop educational and marketing materials.

Visit Orlando’s app includes AR functionality that superimposes nearby points of interest, like dining and attractions, over a user’s camera view on a smartphone.

Experts see a role for augmented reality in travelAR arguably first hit the mainstream in force last summer when Niantic released its popular mobile game, Pokemon Go. But the...

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