Baltimore extends hotel contracts for homeless
The city of Baltimore will cover hotel fees for local homeless residents through March 2021, by extending an arrangement between… Read More »
These hotel openings won’t lack for grandeur
Resorts World Las Vegas, touted as perhaps the costliest hotel-casino project in history, joins properties from Australia to Vietnam on… Read More »
Circa CEO: Vegas casinos will have “robust” 2021
Derek Stevens, CEO of Las Vegas’ D Casino and Hotel, Circa Resort and Casino and the Golden Gate Hotel and… Read More »
Pair wages national jobs crusade for ex-hotel staffers
Two laid-off hotel employees have started a campaign to alert other industries to the transferable skills of their peers and… Read More »
MGM Resorts gets cool response to $11B Entain bid
MGM Resorts International has made an $11 billion purchase offer for Entain PLC, owner of the British gaming company Ladbrokes…. Read More »
Hotel trade rises as China bears down on coronavirus
China’s hotel industry has paced the world in recovery from the pandemic that originated there, and the country’s vigorous response… Read More »
New year won’t cure hospitality, say those in the know
The hotel industry will suffer well beyond 2021 before recovering from its worst year ever, the coronavirus vaccine boost notwithstanding,… Read More »
Scottish train melds luxury, history, whisky
The Belmond Royal Scotsman is resuming train excursions to the Scottish Highlands in the spring. Itineraries can include everything from… Read More »
Health app acts as vaccination passport
A number of airlines are adopting the CommonPass app for travelers to prove they have been vaccinated for COVID-19 before… Read More »
Alaska first airline to bar emotional support animals
Alaska Airlines will allow only trained service dogs to fly in passenger cabins, the first airline to change its policy… Read More »
2020 holiday travel half of 2019’s
The Transportation Security Administration screened about 11.3 million people at airport checkpoints between Dec. 18 and Dec. 28, the highest… Read More »
New year won’t cure hospitality, say those in the know
The hotel industry will suffer well beyond 2021 before recovering from its worst year ever, the coronavirus vaccine boost notwithstanding,… Read More »
LAX Now Offers COVID-19 Testing With Rapid Turnaround
Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) is now offering onsite, standard COVID-19 PCR testing, with results available within just three to five hours. The… Read More »
Delta CEO Outlines 2021 Strategy
Delta Air Lines CEO Ed Bastian sent out his latest ‘Letter from Ed’ on New Year’s Day, this time to employees instead… Read More »
Analysts Project Airlines Lost $35 Billion in 2020
Analysts estimate that U.S. airlines could end up losing more than $35 billion due to the coronavirus pandemic when the… Read More »
Two Airlines Come Close To a Mid-Air Collision
Two jets, one from Air France and the other from American Airlines, came perilously close to a mid-air collision last… Read More »
United Airlines Flight Diverted Over Bomb Threat
A United Airlines flight was forced to make an emergency landing Wednesday after a possible bomb threat was discovered, law… Read More »
Airline Ticket Sales on the Rise
For the third consecutive week – no doubt boosted by the holiday time period – airline ticket sales were up… Read More »
Passenger Flees JFK Airport After TSA Finds Loaded Gun
A man fled New York City’s John F. Kennedy International Airport after Transportation Security Administration (TSA) officers found a 9 mm… Read More »
Perks of Joining the Palace PRO Specialist Program
Travel advisors looking to have exclusivity with privileges should consider joining Palace Resorts’ Palace PRO Specialist Program. It’s one of the most… Read More »
Saint Lucia Resort Offering Return Home COVID-19 Testing
Saint Lucia-based Coconut Bay Beach Resort & Spa and sister resort Serenity at Coconut Bay are offering guests who stay… Read More »
What to see in Lombardy mountains
What to visit in Lombardy: guide to the most important places and places. Val Brembana, in the centre of upper… Read More »
American Foresees Flying Less Than Half of 2019 Schedule Through February
Speaking today at Miami International Airport prior to departure of the recertified Boeing 737 MAX aircraft’s first passenger flight since… Read More »
Alaska Airlines Announces Revisions to Its Service Animal Policy
Following recent changes to U.S. Department of Transportation’s (DOT) rules, Alaska Airlines will no longer accept emotional support animals on its flights…. Read More »
737 MAX Completes First US Flight in Nearly Two Years
The Boeing 737 MAX made a triumphant return to U.S. airspace today for the first time in 21 months, flying… Read More »
JetBlue Bans Rapper for Refusing to Wear Face Mask
It turns out that even celebrities aren’t immune to airlines’ mandatory face mask policies in the time of COVID-19. Rapper Lil… Read More »