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Hagia Sophia in Istanbul.

Turkey tourism faces daunting uphill climbYear over year, the number of foreign visitors has been down every month of 2016, with the gaps growing.

The Blue Mosque, a top tourist attraction in Istanbul.

Turkey tourism decimated by string of deadly eventsU.S. citizens’ interest in traveling to the country was already low following the Istanbul airport attack last month, and the...

Agents ponder how Facebook changes will affect marketingFacebook recently announced a change to its algorithm that will place content from users’ friends and families higher up in...

2016 Power List: Our ranking of the largest travel sellers

2016 Power List: Our ranking of the largest travel sellersTravel Weekly presents Power List, our annual ranking of the largest travel agencies in the U.S. This year there were 58...

Concerns about Zika are shifting destinations for ‘babymooners’Instead of more traditional Caribbean babymoons, soon-to-be parents are choosing Zika-free vacation spots like Hawaii and...

A falling pound means Americans will pay less for a U.K. vacation. Pictured, Land's End, a big tourism draw in England.

Britain’s EU exit creates opportunity and uncertaintyIt’s too early to tell exactly how Britain’s vote to leave the European Union will affect the travel industry over the long...

LGBT tourism community shaken but not shatteredAdvocates for LGBT travel said that, if anything, the gay nightclub massacre in Orlando highlighted how important it is for the...

Virtuoso adds Lola as agency memberThe company enables users to book travel via chat function on a smartphone app by connecting users with a team of travel agents...

The 310-passenger Wind Surf.

Windstar Cruises steps up its agent outreachThe line is calling its initiative Star Promise, vowing to make travel agents the stars.

TW Illustration by Thomas R. Lechleiter

Narrowing the gap: Women in the travel industryIn recent years, the industry has made great strides in moving women into top executive positions, but challenges remain.

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