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Travel Weekly's Preview 2023

Travel Weekly's Preview 2023Our annual report takes a deep dive into the news events and trends that will help shape the year ahead -- and projections from...

Our annual issue devoted to looking ahead to trends and direction in the new year.

An Introduction to Preview 2023Will 2023 be the year of being "great busy," the year when several hopeful trends coalesce and give the industry a solid 12...

The Diamond Princess will sail in Japan again in 2023.

Preview 2023: CruiseWith their fleets fully back, nearly two dozen new ships gracing the waters and the pandemic seemingly fading, cruise lines are...

2022, A year in review

2022, A year in reviewA look at the stories, trends and headlines that dominated in 2022. Covid continued to be big news, but as the year progressed...

United has more than 1.75 million seats scheduled to Asia, Australia and New Zealand in first half of 2023.

Airlines can anticipate a post-pandemic rebound in Asia and elsewhereAmong the U.S. carriers, United is the best positioned to take advantage of pent-up Asia travel demand.

A terrace at the Beach Enclave Grace Bay villa-resort. Beach Enclave Turks & Caicos says forward sales for 2023 are exceeding expectations.

Turks and Caicos still requires vaccinations. That hasn't changed its popularity.Holding to strict Covid-era protocols hasn't slowed the destination's tourism comeback one bit.

USTOA CEO Terry Dale implored the industry to actively look for viable solutions to staffing shortages.

At USTOA conference, lamenting staffing woes, seeking fixesTour operators expect to continue feeling the impact of global and industrywide staffing shortages in 2023, as challenges in...

The exterior of the Fairmont Southampton in Bermuda. The resort closed at the start of the pandemic, and no reopening date has been announced.

Bermuda faces headwinds on its way to a Covid-era comebackWith Bermuda's hotel inventory and airlift still well below prepandemic levels, the destination's path to recovery looks likely...

About 800 people on the Majestic Princess tested positive during a 12-day sailing in November.

Cruise lines adapt to rising Covid cases in AustraliaAs cruising resumes in Australia, so has navigating how to operate during a Covid outbreak.

E.M. Forster: 'Only connect.' Weissmann: 'Only nonstop.'

E.M. Forster: 'Only connect.' Weissmann: 'Only nonstop.'Connecting flights doubled the likelihood of trouble during last summer's airport meltdowns. But DFW has found a way to reduce...

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