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New Brooklyn terminal spruces up for a Queen

David - Mar 20, 2026

A ceremonial ribbon-cutting is planned next month for the Brooklyn Cruise Terminal, which is expected to have 39 departures this…

Intellistrand buys 127 .travel domain sites

David - Mar 20, 2026

Inellistrand LLC bought 127.travel domain Web sites through the Tralliance Corporation. The purchase includes many leading tourism and travel destinations…

Cracks appearing in low-cost travel assumptions

David - Mar 20, 2026

The long-standing assumption is that price is all consumers think about when booking travel, but a new survey raises a…

Utah meeting market expansions

David - Mar 20, 2026

The Utah meeting market continues to expand with the opening of a new hotel and completion this summer of a…

Hotel service fees continue to rise

David - Mar 20, 2026

Hotel fees continue to be on the rise, reports PricewaterhouseCoopers (PwC). The US lodging industry this year will generate $1.6…

Regent looking at global expansion

David - Mar 20, 2026

The New York City-based Regent is adding nine hotels over the next two years to its existing portfolio, including four…

Expedia, Marriott winners for customer treatment

David - Mar 20, 2026

So who treats their customers best? Expedia and Marriott International led a group of 42 travel and airline companies based…

US air fares going skyward

David - Mar 20, 2026

US flight cutbacks this year have helped airlines raise domestic air fares by an average of about 8%, a trend…

‘Strong growth’ for Carlson Wagonlit

Phil Davies - Mar 20, 2026

Sales generated under the Carlson Wagonlit Travel brand grew by 12% to $22 billion last year over 2004. Sales booked…

Holidaybreak camping division attracts interest

Phil Davies - Mar 20, 2026

Holidaybreak today confirmed receiving "several" expressions of interest in acquiring its camping division. A statement from the European specialist holiday…