Delta is revamping its premium cabin with upgraded dining, wines, and new suites as airlines compete harder for high-spending international travelers.

Lisbon keeps a controlling stake for now while giving Lufthansa a gateway to Brazil, reshaping European airline consolidation.

United is shifting MileagePlus status qualification toward spending-based PQPs, a change frequent flyers say raises the bar.

Booking is betting an AI itinerary system that learns traveler habits can extend its trip-planning tools into a monitoring service.

Airlines are under margin pressure as fuel costs surge, with manufacturers, unions, airports, and banks shaping who pays.

BA is refreshing its double-decker interiors with hotel-inspired first class suites as it competes for premium long-haul demand.

Longer booking windows and higher spend signal resilient demand at the top of the travel market even as broader consumer spending cools.

The combination folds Las Vegas marketing and a Nevada lobbying arm into MMGY, consolidating travel and destination marketing.

Hyatt is removing paperwork from member-to-member point sharing, a common feature among rival hotel loyalty programs.

Weaker aspirational demand is cooling growth across the luxury goods market.

The companies aim to boost loyalty engagement by making it easier for business travelers to enroll in SkyMiles.

Americans have pulled back while Canadians slowly return, prompting separate strategies for each North American market.

The partnership gives frequent travelers a path to match status and double-dip rewards across hotel and airline programs.

The river cruise line is expanding off-river offerings with a first Peru extension tied to its Colombia sailings.

The watchmaker is extending its brand into exclusive physical spaces as luxury watchmakers court collectors beyond retail.

The prototype pairs luxury sedan styling with hidden ballistic protection aimed at security-conscious buyers.

Hilton's luxury collection enters India, adding to a wave of international luxury hotel expansion in the country.

The watch brand and investment firm are moving into Miami property, extending Breitling's non-watch ventures.