Rashaad Jorden

March was a repeat of the first two months of this year — another drop in travel from Canada to the U.S. But the decline slowed sharply.

After barely breaking its nine-month slide in February, the U.S. travel industry saw inbound tourism rebound more sharply in March.

Italy's antitrust regulator said it has launched an investigation into Booking over how hotels are ranked and displayed on its platform.

Here's a timeline of how Spirit, once a very profitable airline, got to the point of facing liquidation.

Royal Caribbean Group posted a better-than-expected quarterly profit, but the Iran war is expected to leave a mark on its bottom line.

Norwegian Cruise Line's turnaround story ran into headwinds, as rising fuel costs batter the cruise sector broadly.

Here are several travel companies that have reduced their profit forecasts due to surging fuel costs.

The long slide in Canadian travel to the U.S. is finally over, as travel from Canada ticked up in April.

The U.S. received 2.6 million visitors last month, a 14.1% year-over-year drop, according to federal data.

Spain's Supreme Court has struck down a national registry requiring hosts to register on short-term platforms.