Andrew Sheivachman

While the Truth in Hotel Advertising Act has yet to gain any support in Congress, it represents a blow to ubiquity of hotel resort fees and other surcharges that are traditionally tacked on at the end of a hotel stay.

Gogo is still banking on its new broadband satellite system to reel in more airline clients, despite its recent spat with American Airlines.

According to new data, travel buyers need to do a much better job both serving the needs of their clients' travelers and finding opportunities for savings on value-adds like free Wi-Fi and waived bag fees.

Risk-taking innovation in the corporate travel space is hard to find. Sharing economy services with robust reporting and safety tools, however, will make change inevitable.

The Zika virus has dangerous consequences for female travelers. But right now, fear-mongering exceeds the actual threat to travelers.

Virgin America's strategy of higher fares and fewer ancillaries likely lets them attract a more loyal and higher spending customer.

Airlines are finally broadening the distribution of ancillaries and other specialized fare products. Business travelers who want to stretch their legs are the immediate beneficiaries.

The gorgeous new film from Brand USA will likely encourage families around the world to visit America's national parks.

The ambitious goal of 25 million travelers enrolled in the TSA's Precheck program may be hard to reach.