Daniel Carter is a public affairs correspondent for TravModo, specializing in the intersection of government policy and the travel industry. He reports on legislative and regulatory changes that affect transportation, tourism, and federal agencies.
Activists and Maryland lawmakers are pressing to remove Avelo Airlines from BWI due to its role in federal immigration deportation flights, despite state officials citing federal jurisdiction over suc
Atlanta's Hartsfield-Jackson Airport has forfeited $37.5 million in federal funds after refusing to disavow diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) programs, as mandated by the Trump administration.
A Philadelphia attorney plans a new lawsuit against SEPTA, aiming to reverse the recent 21.5% fare increase and secure refunds for riders.
The U.S. Department of Justice under the Trump administration took legal action against multiple states, alleging failures to maintain accurate voter registration lists.
Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport has forfeited over $37 million in federal grants after refusing new DEI terms for restroom, taxiway, and sustainability projects.
A consumer investigator narrowly avoided an airline impostor scam at an airport, highlighting the rising threat to travelers. Scammers use fake websites and phone numbers to steal money and personal d
U.S. states like California and New York are facing a significant tourism decline in 2025, driven by stricter visa policies and reduced travel from Canada and Mexico.
International traveler spending in Oregon dropped 21% in July compared to last year, with Canadian visitors cutting spending by half, impacting the state's tourism economy.
San Diego International Airport's new Terminal 1 has officially opened after a $3.8 billion investment, aiming to modernize the travel experience and serve 10 million passengers in its first year. Tra
Wichita officials are considering a new ordinance that would require hotels and motels to get a city license, enabling faster local inspections for safety issues.
A potential U.S. government shutdown after September 30 could cause significant travel disruptions, including long airport lines and national park closures.