Travel Articles

Hotel construction in the Middle East reached a record 724 projects under development despite regional conflict, with Saudi Arabia and Egypt leading growth in the sector.

A federal judge has rejected Delta Air Lines’ motion to dismiss a lawsuit challenging the airline’s prior carbon neutrality claims as false and misleading under California advertising laws.

Google acquired Spirit Airlines’ business data and software code in a bankruptcy auction for $10 million, gaining access to decades of operational, financial, and customer information to enhance its AI models.

French authorities confined over 1,700 people aboard a British cruise ship in Bordeaux after a gastrointestinal outbreak, affecting dozens of passengers and crew members.

Delta Airlines reports strong travel demand and record quarterly profits, with elevated airfares expected to persist despite recent oil price declines.

Andy Burnham is being urged to directly appeal to EU leaders to suspend the new entry-exit system affecting British travelers as 2.2 million holidaymakers head abroad during peak summer season.

The Okefenokee Swamp in Georgia and several other sites across Asia and Africa were added to UNESCO’s World Heritage List during committee meetings in South Korea this week.

Jetstar will begin charging customers for carry-on luggage next year, joining other airlines in monetizing previously included services and drawing criticism from consumer advocates who say the practice obscures true ticket prices.

One month after Airbnb’s partnership with Ireland-based CarTrawler for car rentals was announced, details emerge on how the arrangement functions between the two companies.

Higher fuel prices stemming from the Iran war are prompting many American families to scale back summer travel plans, choosing local destinations and shorter trips over expensive vacations.

A passenger on a Ryanair-Air Malta flight was nearly pulled out through a broken window mid-flight last week after the glass failed due to engine debris at 16,000 feet. The incident was extremely rare but highlights ongoing safety concerns in aviation.

U.S. hotels report lighter-than-expected bookings ahead of the World Cup, with demand trailing seasonal norms in several host cities despite anticipated economic benefits.