BA is overhauling cabins across its fleet, including a new business class for its A380s and a new Heathrow lounge, as it spends billions to compete for premium

Wyndham's distribution scale is being enlisted to accelerate a resort brand that has been slow to open properties.

Most Americans will be able to apply for a first passport through a new federal portal starting in 2027.

Airlines are betting personalization and retail media can become a significant revenue stream beyond ticket sales.

A look at the decline of a department store that once defined American luxury retail.

The American Folk Art Museum union also ratified its first contract, while the Whitney Museum union faces an October 5 strike deadline.

The carrier is waiving its $45 checked bag fee on one case of wine, part of a push to court wine-country travelers.

No distressed sales have surfaced yet, but the conflict has reset buyer math for closing hotel transactions.

Members will soon be able to pay for cash fares with miles, though the redemption value may be weak.

The move would boost Navi Mumbai's international traffic, but carriers question the operational and safety rationale.

Repeated fuel surcharges are testing India's low-fare airline model.

Broadening its customer base raises both the size of the opportunity and execution risk.

Twice-daily flights from Salt Lake City begin next June, expanding access to northern Arizona tourism.

The open question is whether the roll-up can scale amid PE return demands and operator autonomy.

The appointment comes as CEO Fred Dixon prepares to rejoin NYC Tourism + Conventions.

The surcharge on pricey second homes is being revised, though the tax remains in place for now.

The low-cost carrier is testing a model that bypasses traditional interline arrangements.

The brand aims to bring true luxury service to the all-inclusive format.