When it comes to the upcoming Olympic Games in Paris, it seems that not everyone is eager to visit the city of love. According to Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian, travelers are actively avoiding Paris this summer in favor of other destinations. This shift in travel patterns has resulted in a significant $100 million
Four Seasons Yachts has been making waves in the cruise industry with its upcoming inaugural voyage in January 2026. The departure of key leadership team members, including president and CEO Larry Pimentel, has raised questions about the direction of the brand. However, vice president of business development and sales excellence, Nils Lindstad, remains optimistic about
Wine tourism is no longer a niche market restricted to local wineries or specific countries. Today, consumers are seeking authentic wine experiences in the very regions where the wine is produced. This trend is particularly evident in Europe where wine regions are predominantly export-driven. In contrast to the family-operated tasting rooms in Europe, the United
The U.S. Department of Transportation recently released a new set of complaint data in its Air Travel Consumer Report. This data reveals a significant increase in complaints from passengers regarding airlines and travel agents in 2023 compared to previous years. The Department noted that the number of submissions had nearly reached 96,900 in 2023, a
Delta Airlines is currently considering the possibility of unbundling its forward cabin offerings, a move that could potentially change the dynamics of its premium products. During the second-quarter earnings call, Delta president Glen Hauenstein hinted at a significant announcement that could be made during the upcoming Investor Day event in November. This strategic shift is
Marriott International has recently launched a cutting-edge travel management platform known as Business Access by Marriott Bonvoy. This innovative tool is specifically designed to cater to the needs of small- to medium-sized businesses, offering a one-stop solution for all their travel booking requirements. With the aim of simplifying the travel management process for corporate travelers,
Regional carrier Mesa Airlines recently made the difficult decision to furlough a dozen pilots and halt training for 41 incoming pilots. This move is a clear indication that the pilot shortage crisis that has plagued regional carriers in the aftermath of the pandemic has begun to ease. Mesa pointed out that the hiring pauses and