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Airlines across Asia are raising fares and fuel surcharges due to wild oil price swings and fears of jet fuel shortages. Over 43,000 Middle East flights were canceled, driving demand for alternative r
Europe's tourism sector is set for 6.2% growth in 2026, driven by a 28% surge in Chinese visitors as travel from the United States shows signs of slowing.
Alaskan Dream Cruises has ceased all operations, canceling future sailings. Parent company Allen Marine will now focus on day tours and marine services, citing the move as necessary for sustainability
Disney Cruise Line's Disney Adventure completed its inaugural transit through the Panama Canal, setting a new record as the largest passenger vessel to navigate the waterway. The ship, measuring 342 m
Royal Caribbean Group has ordered two new Discovery Class cruise ships from Chantiers de l’Atlantique, with options for four more, set for 2029 and 2032 debuts.
New York City has banned hidden hotel fees, requiring all mandatory charges to be included in advertised room prices. This rule aims to protect consumers ahead of the World Cup tourist influx, also ma
The travel industry is increasingly focusing on content strategy to engage consumers, moving beyond traditional advertising to build trust and inspire travel through valuable storytelling and informat
Spirit Airlines secured $100 million in financing to continue operations amid bankruptcy filings and renewed merger talks with Frontier Airlines, marking their third attempt.
Philadelphia has started construction on a new 16-acre cruise terminal along the Delaware River. It will open in April 2026, with Norwegian Cruise Line offering seasonal sailings to Bermuda and other
Disneyland Resort has laid off approximately 100 salaried employees, describing the move as a workforce 'recalibration' following a post-pandemic hiring boom.
MGM Resorts CEO Bill Hornbuckle admitted high prices hurt Las Vegas's image, contributing to a 7% revenue drop in Q3 2025. The company is implementing price corrections and remains optimistic about fu
Royal Caribbean shares fell sharply after its raised profit forecast of $15.63 per share missed analyst expectations of $15.68, causing a premarket slump of up to 12%.
