Americans to Face Hefty Fees When Traveling to Europe Next Year
A planned entry fee for visitors traveling to Europe has been bumped up to approximately $24 even before implementation has begun.
DOT Clears JetBlue–United Pact: Blue Sky Partnership Moves Forward
JetBlue and United gain DOT approval for their Blue Sky partnership, setting the stage for implementation.
View From Above: North America’s Busiest Routes
What is North America's busiest flight route? Two routes go city-to-city in a rivalry analyzed by FlightRader24. May the best pair win.
Trump’s Travel Ban’s Potential Impact on Global Sporting Events
How the U.S. government’s recent travel ban could dampen attendance and revenues at global sporting events—and more.
Southwest Airlines Will Start Assigned Seating
Open passenger seating—a hallmark of Southwest Airlines’ customer experience for more than half a century—will go away in early 2026.
Visit Cincy Announces HQ Hotel for New Convention District
Cincinnati's new $536M convention center headquarter hotel will be a Marriott, part of a transformed Downtown Convention District.
Delta’s New Routes Connect LAX to Hong Kong and Chicago
Delta is expanding its network from Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) with new routes launching in June 2026.
Tariff Uncertainty: A Timeline
Tariff talk from the Trump administration is heating up again. Here's a tariff timeline to bring you up on the latest developments.
West Virginia’s Railyard Event Center to Expand Meetings Market
Opening in 2026, Elkins, the Railyard Event Center will bring modern meeting and event space to West Virginia.
New 650-Room Convention Hotel Set to Transform Tulsa’s Meetings Landscape
Tulsa unveils plans for a 650-room convention hotel linked to the Arvest Convention Center, boosting its appeal as a meetings destination.
TSA Ends ‘Shoes-Off’ Policy in Major Airport Security Shift
Homeland Security Secretary Kristi Noem announced a nationwide policy change allowing travelers to keep their shoes on during screenings.
Cannes Bans Port Calls by Large Cruise Ships
Cannes, famous for its annual film festival, wants to see cruise ship port calls become less numerous, less big and less polluting.
The Battle for Seattle
Alaska Airlines and Delta have both just announced new service to Europe from Seattle with service for both due next May.
JetBlue Calls it Quits in Miami
JetBlue is halting operations at Miami International Airport starting Sept. 3, as part of its strategy to eliminate less profitable routes.
