Prevue Staff
Unique U.S. Venues Redefining Meetings and Team Building
If you’re looking for fresh hotel options to host meetings, events and team building, we’ve rounded up some properties worth considering.
Weekly Roundup of Top Industry Headlines
Here’s another weekly news roundup—from the end of the shutdown to what planners need in 2026 and two Caribbean islands on the rise.
Travel Officials Address Passage of Govt. Funding Bill
As the shutdown ends, travel officials have a few words for those responsible.
Shutdown’s End: Will ‘Normal’ Air Travel Begin?
The shutdown may end this week, but will travel woes end with them? Experts weigh in.
Will the End of the Shutdown Save Thanksgiving?
With the end of the shutdown in sight, how will a controller shortage and already-cancelled flights impact holiday travel?
Kimpton Getaway Adds a Boozy Twist
After a hard day in meetings, the Kimpton Hotel Eventi adds some soft scoops of booze-infused ice cream and cocktails.
Madrid: ‘We Need More Than Meetings’
Meetings are a major part of Madrid's tourism market, but the MCB also encourages planners to plan for social impact and sustainability.
Your Weekly Roundup of Top Industry Headlines
Here’s another weekly news roundup—from the FAA’s decision to scale back air travel to Jamaica’s plans for a comeback after Hurricane Melissa.
FAA Cuts Flights at 40 Major Airports
Due to the government shutdown, the FAA reduced flights at 40 major airports to enhance safety amid controller shortages.
Delta Introduces Comfort Basic
Offering a lower price point than Delta Comfort Classic or Extra, the new Delta Comfort Basic offers some, but not all, of the same extras.
AI and Deceptive Content: What You Need to Know
As Generative AI creates new threats, find out what you need to keep your income and information out of the wrong hands.
FAA Reducing Air Traffic by 10% During Shutdown
Thousands of flights nationwide are about to be impacted as the FAA is set to cut U.S. air traffic by 10% due to the shutdown's impact on safety.
Govt. Says U.S. Aviation Will Shut Down if Danger Rises
Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy said Monday the administration would shutter U.S. aviation if the shutdown makes flying too risky.
Jamaica Has a Plan for Post-Melissa Recovery
Jamaica and its newly launched recovery organizations have a plan to restore tourism in the island, sooner than you might think.
