Monica Pitrelli

Malaysian Airlines isn't the only airline struggling with manpower and supply chain constraints, but it's been hit harder than others in the past

Airfare, departure times, flight length — these are the usual considerations for travelers who want to book a flight.

Changes to passengers' booking behavior usually doesn't last very long, with price eventually returning as the top consideration for fliers, said Sobie Aviation's Brendan Sobie.

“Greetings from the cockpit. This is your captain speaking.” It's a phrase frequent flyers know well. Only this isn't a pilot.

Passenger traffic in Asia-Pacific is expected to more than double by 2042, according to Airports Council International.

Wyndham Hotels & Resorts now has 19 of the company's 25 brands in Asia-Pacific. The company's APAC President Ooi Joon Aun told Squawk Box Asia that the company's success is mainly owing to employing an “owner-first business philosophy” in the region.

Rather than travelers sitting down to plan trips, “I want us to be going to the traveler” with recommendations based on travelers' prior trips, Booking.com's CEO Glenn Fogel told CNBC's Monica Pitrelli.

Most people like traveling. But far fewer enjoy booking it. A survey of more than 2,400 people who book their own travel arrangments found

Booking Holding's CEO Glenn Fogel told CNBC's Monica Pitrelli that he isn't against regulations, like the European Union's Digital Markets Act, but that he wants “rules to apply to everybody equally.”

Two auctions — one an ode to fashion designer Alexander McQueen, and the other an exploration of whiskey-tasting in the United States — are now open for bidding. Themed trips based on Sotheby's sales categories, such as fashion, art and fine wine, are the product of a partnership between the auction house and Marriott, reports CNBC's Monica Pitrelli.