Johanna Jainchill

The upcoming changes to both the White House, as Donald Trump returns to lead a new administration, and to Congress are poised to significantly alter many policies and initiatives that impact the travel sector.

Skiers living on the East Coast often head for New England resorts for challenging terrain and a variety of on- and off-mountain experiences.

Only 100 days into his role as the CEO of Brand USA , the destination marketing organization for the U.S., Fred Dixon said he is still in listening mode.

Reps. Amy Klobuchar (D.-Minn.) and Kat Cammack (R-Fla.) both talked about the importance of improving visa processing at a U.S. Travel Association event.

A $42 cruise passenger tax approved by Mexico's Congress last week could result in reduced demand for Mexico itineraries and damage the country's

The two chambers of Mexico's legislative branch have approved a $42 head tax on cruise passengers. If the measure goes into effect on Jan. 1 as anticipated, will it dampen demand for Mexican ports?

In a Dec. 10 letter to Congress , the U.S. Travel Association urged lawmakers to pass immediate disaster-relief legislation for states where recent hurricanes have decimated the travel industry.

The U.K. government has opened applications for the electronic travel authorization (ETA) needed to visit the U.K. starting Jan. 8

L ooking back at Travel Weekly's top stories of 2024, the most dominant theme wasn't exactly the most gripping: normalization.

The head of the TSA warned that if legislators do not pass a budget by 12:01 a.m. on Dec. 21, an extended government shutdown could mean longer wait