The States Most Exposed to the Inbound Travel Slump
A new report shows which states stand to lose the most when overseas visitors pull back on U.S. travel.
The Trump Effect: Borders, Bans and Bookings
As U.S. President Donald Trump continues to shape the political and economic landscape, the impact of his choices on the travel industry remains significant. Read how his actions and policies are shaping the future of travel, and get insights into the industry’s evolving response.
JetBlue Is Expanding in Spirit’s Fort Lauderdale Turf. As for a Bailout? ‘Never Say Never.’
JetBlue executives are continuing to push their growth plans, but aren’t shy about admitting that it’s a tough operating environment.
How the U.S. Tourism Slump Is Hitting Short-Term Rentals: Exclusive
Headline tourism numbers undersell how hard the international slowdown is hitting U.S. vacation rentals.
Budget Airlines Are in Talks With Trump Administration Over $2.5 Billion Bailout
Budget airlines are turning to the Trump administration for aid as high fuel costs threaten their ability to stay in business.
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Uncle Sam Wants to Buy Your Airline
The President of the United States floated the idea of the federal government buying my frenemy Spirit Airlines.
Trump Says He Wants the U.S. to Buy Spirit: Where Things Stand on the Bailout
As the terms of a bailout for Spirit are being finalized, President Donald Trump said on Thursday he was interested in the U.S. buying the airline and selling it for a profit once oil prices drop.
Accor Launches ‘Profit Protection Plan’ to Counter Uncertainty
Accor insists the UAE is the only market under pricing pressure. But its precautionary "profit protection plan" suggests that hotel weakness could spread.
World Cup Travelers Got a Warning About Trump’s Policies. That’s Bad for Business.
The travel advisory has received pushback from the White House and U.S. Travel Association.
Hotel Earnings Preview: Best Quarter in a Year After a Weak 2025
Expect analysts to quiz executives about the energy shock impact, World Cup pacing, and AI-driven cost efficiencies. Plus, four other things to watch.
5 Fuel Shocks, 5 Very Different Endings: What History Tells Us About This One
Airlines are hoping 2026 is a short, sharp fuel shock, but with supply routes at risk and fewer policy tools available, this crisis could last longer and test demand in ways recent history hasn’t.