U.S. Policy Driving Companies to Rethink International Business Travel
International business travel is declining largely due to changes in U.S. policy.
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.
Portofino Cracks Down on Bare Feet & Bathing Suits
A jewel of the Italian Riviera, Portofino has issued a new set of summer regulations to curb "unruly" tourists and preserve decorum.
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.
Historic Grand Canyon Lodge Destroyed by Fire
Opened in 1937, the historic the Grand Canyon Lodge and many of its cabins have been destroyed by wildfire, the NPS reports.
DI’s Pivotal Study Outlines Future of Destination Mgmt
Released by Destinations International on June 10th, the 2025 DestinationNEXT Futures Study reveals what's coming for DMOs.
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.
United to Resume Flights to Israel
United is set to relaunch daily nonstop flights between Newark Liberty International Airport and Tel Aviv’s Ben Gurion Airport on July 21.
Industry Advocates Hail Legislation as a Big, Beautiful Win
The sweeping legislation signed last week has lots of benefits for the meetings and travel industries, say ECA and U.S. Travel.
Hotel del Coronado Completes Resort-Wide Renovation
More than six years in the making, a property-wide revitalization of the iconic Hotel Del delivers a wow for meetings and incentives.
French Air Traffic Controller Strike Grounds Flights Across Europe
The strike by French air traffic controllers that began Thursday is causing major flight disruptions across Europe.
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.
New Cvent Global Report: Where is Business Travel Going?
Travel and meeting planners around the globe are looking for ways to cut costs, find the right hotels and redefine priorities.
