Johanna Jainchill

The travel industry is urging Congress to restore TSA pay during the government shutdown, as TSA workers continue to work without pay, prompting concerns about airport security, staff attrition and delays.

In a time of turmoil, this is what it took to get clients out of harm's way.

If the downward trajectory holds, WTTC's Gloria Guevara warned, the U.S. could slip from its current standing as the most powerful tourism market within four years.

The Travel Weekly Consumer Editors Roundtable went to Morocco this year, and for the first time, editors were joined by a travel agency executive for a close look at the latest travel trends.

According to the National Travel and Tourism Office, five states captured nearly 59% of the total, accounting for $99.7 billion.

Like many of you, I've slowly dipped my toes in the AI waters but know I am missing out on a lot of helpful and time-saving ways to use it.

Amid all the industry discussion around AI, it was refreshing, if not surprising, to hear from a travel company that is finding ways to better serve customers with more analog, person-to-person solutions.

The CDC has announced travel restrictions and enhanced screening to prevent the spread of an Ebola outbreak from central and east Africa to the U.S., declaring non-U.S. passport holders from affected regions may face entry restrictions.

There's no question that the terms used around the outbreak triggered unwelcome memories: quarantine, isolation, contact tracing. I decided to speak to infectious disease experts myself, and they all said the same thing: this was no Covid.

There's at least one segment of the economy that's doing well.