Delta Airbus A330 jet gets 1,000 bags stranded in Europe back to the U.S.
Delta Air Lines chartered an Airbus A330 jet carrying 1,000 delayed bags to deliver to customers. The charter flew from… Read More »
Make it more than just a job, hospitality leader suggests
Hoteliers in the US and UK should respond to worker shortages by emulating other countries where hospitality is a career… Read More »
MGM Resorts CEO advises Senate on tourism action plan
MGM Resorts International CEO Bill Hornbuckle was among witnesses at a US Senate hearing this week on the Commerce Department’s… Read More »
Harvard U. to build enterprise research campus with hotel
Harvard University has reached an agreement with the city of Allston, Mass., to build a new enterprise research campus on… Read More »
Alaska hotel will receive $2.8M for homeless housing
The city of Anchorage, Alaska, has allotted $2.8 million to enhance housing for homeless people at the downtown Aviator Hotel…. Read More »
Fairmont, Make-A-Wish team up to make 500 dreams come true
Accor Group’s Fairmont Hotels & Resorts plans to fulfill the wishes of 500 children over the coming three years through… Read More »
Construction begins on Neb.’s WarHorse Casino resort
A groundbreaking ceremony took place for WarHorse Casino in Lincoln, Neb., a partnership between the Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska and… Read More »
Wyndham seeks to expand ranks of Black hoteliers
Capital and operational support, as well as outreach and education, figure in a new program by Wyndham Hotel & Resorts… Read More »
Tailored trailers make for pricey park at Boston hotel
The parking lot behind the trendy Verb Hotel near Boston’s Fenway Park has been converted to a luxury trailer camp… Read More »
Hotels lose ground in major guest satisfaction survey
North American hotel guests are less pleased with their stays than they were last year, and hoteliers may bear some… Read More »
Pilot shortage spurs service cuts at small airports
Cutbacks due to pilot shortages have accelerated an already existing trend toward less service for small city airports. “Communities were… Read More »
American mechanic celebrates 80th anniversary at airline
Al Blackman, a mechanic who is American Airlines’ most senior employee, is celebrating his 80th year with the airline. The… Read More »
Conn. airport opens ground transportation center
Bradley International Airport in Windsor Locks, Conn., has opened a new $210 million ground transportation center. The facility houses rental… Read More »
FedEx flight rescues chimpanzees
FedEx flew seven chimpanzees from a defunct wildlife refuge in California, and out of the path of wildfires, to their… Read More »
Alaska Airlines enters innovative fuel partnership
Alaska Airlines is partnering with Microsoft and the technology company Twelve to develop an innovative commercial aviation fuel. E-Jet is… Read More »
DOT allows American to resume Cuban routes
The Department of Transportation has given American Airlines permission to resume flights from Miami to five airports in Cuba —… Read More »
UK Aviation Industry unhappy at loss of European Aviation Safety Agency membership
Brexit, the political process that saw the ‘British Exit’ from the European Union after a 2016 vote and that finally… Read More »
American pilot academy aims to bolster diversity
American Airlines partnered with the Organization of Black Aerospace Professionals to host a week-long aviation academy for 20 Texas high… Read More »
Lodz Airport: Daikin Europe will invest 1.5 bln PLN in Łódź
It’s the largest foreign direct investment in Poland in recent years! Worth PLN 1.5 bln! At least 1 500 new… Read More »
Ecuador Tourism Board Resumes Partnership With Virtuoso
Ecuador Tourism Board has rejoined forces with travel’s leading network Virtuoso, gaining access to the industry’s best travel advisors and… Read More »
US Takes Top Spot as South Africa’s No. 1 Overseas Market
In 2021, the U.S. became South Africa’s top overseas market in both arrivals and spending, according to a report released… Read More »
British Virgin Islands Removes COVID-19 Testing Requirements
In the final step toward a return to normal, the British Virgin Islands will no longer require visitors to present… Read More »
World Economic Forum’s white paper on “The Cyber Resilience”
World Economic Forum’s white paper on “The Cyber Resilience Index: Advancing Organizational Cyber Resilience” is launched by the Center for Cybersecurity,… Read More »
Hotel Industry Continues Digital Age Evolution With Metaverse Hospitality
Metaverse Hospitality (MH) is working to blend the travel experience within the virtual realm through the Metaverse and web3, which… Read More »
Ryanair no longer ending Lauda’s Airbus A320 leases
Ryanair’s subsidiary Lauda Europe will not be switching to an all Boeing 737 fleet as previously indicated. Instead, the airline… Read More »
Air New Zealand staff asked to volunteer time to fill gaps in workforce
Air New Zealand has asked staff to take extra hours and volunteer time to fill gaps in the airline’s workforce… Read More »