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A rise in business travel emissions at major U.S. banks could show a lack of internal policies to address or offset staff air travel.

The U.S. ban represents a significant setback for travel companies that have become increasingly dependent on the platform for customer acquisition.

A ban on building may be extreme, but Bali will still have to find ways to deal with overtourism.

Today’s podcast explains how Airbnb is stopping price gouging in L.A., why airlines had a good 2024, and what’s behind a luxury cruise deal.

In an era of overtourism, the model of intimate, carefully orchestrated exploration feels especially set up for growth.

Good move, Airbnb.

Several European carriers are eyeing a return to Tel Aviv after Israel reached a ceasefire agreement with Hamas.

One exciting thing about the IPO, if it takes place, is that we'd inevitably gain a lot more transparency about the world's largest hotel wholesaler, Hotelbeds.

The CEO of Discover Puerto Rico, Brad Dean, is moving on from his current role, after serving 7 years with the organization.

The airline industry's push to delay pollution reporting rules could be seen as a delay tactic. But the EU should have the systems in place to support new reporting rules.

A global shift towards higher capacity aircraft is offering more seats onboard fewer flights – but huge sustainability questions remain.

Premier Inn's headline performance number wasn't great. Revenue per available room was down 2.5% year-over-year in the third quarter. But in hotels, like in life, context is everything.