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2023, A year in review

2023, A year in reviewCruise’s comeback, wars in the Middle East and Europe, the Maui wildfires, the Disney-DeSantis feud and JetBlue’s days in court...

The Carnival Imagination was scrapped in 2020. It was one of six Fantasy-class ships to depart Carnival's fleet since the pandemic.

After record period of ship removals, younger, more efficient fleets remainThirty-eight vessels were sold to shipbreaking yards since the pandemic began. The result? A worldwide cruise fleet of larger,...

Business travel is staging a comeback, even as companies face a changing landscape that will demand new approaches and processes.

Mastercard report sees business travel at tipping pointWith global business travel staging a comeback after years of uncertainty, Mastercard's survey of travel decision-makers...

U.S. destinations cheered China’s decision to lift restrictions on group travel to the United States, the country’s top spending overseas market prior to the pandemic.

U.S. destinations cheer the return of Chinese travelersChina has opened outbound group tourism to several countries, including the U.S.

CMI's Community Survey found that more than half of respondents planned to book a hotel room (57%) or take a flight primarily for vacation (52%) in the second half of the year.

LGBTQ travel is surging after a slow pandemic recoveryResearch by Community Marketing & Insights suggests travel is largely happening at a greater level than before the pandemic...

The $6 million Always San Francisco campaign highlights chefs at the Michelin-starred restaurant Angler, puts the focus on the city's culinary offerings.

San Francisco still struggling with hotel, tourism comebackIt's no secret that San Francisco has lagged behind other major U.S. cities in terms of its tourism comeback, but the scope of...

In late May, Intrepid added more than 300 new departures for its most sought-after destinations, including Morocco.

The booking curve has lengthened, but tour companies say close-in trend lingersThere are still a high number of last-minute bookers, and it can be a challenge to accommodate them.

Brand USA chief Chris Thompson on how the U.S. stays competitiveThompson talked about issues that tend to impact inbound travel to the U.S. and the importance of staying competitive.

Latam said it has implemented a new platform on its website to more expeditiously process refunds.

Latam Airlines fined $1 million for tardy ticket refundsThe Department of Transportation said thousands of refund requests during the pandemic took more than 100 days to complete.

Is pent-up travel demand at an end? It depends

Is pent-up travel demand at an end? It dependsThere has been a moderation in spending on hotels, but cruise and international travel are in the midst of a boom. Overall,...

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