Wyndham Teams Up with Grubhub

Wyndham hotel team members and guests can now get everything from tacos to toothpaste delivered right to their doorstep—all with $0 delivery fees and other perks—thanks to a new partnership between Wyndham Hotels & Resorts and leading online and mobile food-ordering and delivery platform, Grubhub. Available now across Wyndham’s entire U.S. portfolio—nearly 6,000 hotels spanning […]

Tourism Fiji’s New Campaign Marks Silver Jubilee of “Cast Away”

Tourism Fiji has announced the launch of a new global campaign commemorating the 25th anniversary of the film “Cast Away.” The campaign, titled “Wilson’s Happily Ever After,” brings the beloved character back into the spotlight with a heartwarming short film that follows his journey from castaway to contentment on the shores of Fiji. The 90-second […]

Carnival Liberty Returns to Service With New Enhancements

Carnival Cruise Line’s sailings from New Orleans are delivering even more fun now that Carnival Liberty is back following a comprehensive dry dock that added new features to the ship. Carnival Liberty joins sister ship Carnival Valor, which returned to Port NOLA last month with many enhancements after a similar dry dock. The first guests […]

New York Brands to Feature in JFK Terminal One Travel Stores

The Port Authority of New York and New Jersey, the New Terminal One (NTO), and Unibail-Rodamco-Westfield (URW) Airports have announced that three graduates of the Port Authority’s Institute of Concessions (IOC) will join WHSmith North America on a team of joint-venture partners to deliver travel essentials at John F. Kennedy International Airport‘s New Terminal One. […]

Delta Expands LAX Hub With New Service to Hong Kong and Chicago

Delta Air Lines is expanding its reach from Los Angeles International Airport (LAX) with two new nonstop routes: daily service to Hong Kong (HKG) beginning June 6, 2026, and three daily flights to Chicago O’Hare (ORD) starting June 7, 2026. These additions underscore Delta’s continued investment in LAX as a premier coastal gateway for both […]

Hyatt Ziva Los Cabos Unveils $50 Million Renovation

The now Hyatt-owned Playa Hotels & Resorts announced the completion of a $50 million transformation at the all-inclusive, award-winning Hyatt Ziva Los Cabos. The renovation enhances the beachfront resort’s appeal for families, couples, and wedding clients alike. Located along the Sea of Cortez, the refreshed resort now features fully reimagined accommodations, new culinary venues, and […]

U.S. Travel Advisor Airline Ticket Sales See Slight Decline

Airlines Reporting Corp. (ARC) has announced that U.S.-based travel agency air ticket sales totaled $52.3 billion from January through June 2025—a 1 percent decrease compared to the same period in 2024. Total passenger trips increased 2 percent over the same period, with U.S. domestic and international trips rising 2 percent and 3 percent, respectively. Through […]

Yotel Expands to Greece With Yotelpad Athens

Yotel has announced plans to expand its European footprint with the launch of YOTELPAD Athens—a 113-key urban aparthotel set across three centrally located buildings in the Greek capital. Marking the brand’s debut in Greece, the project is a significant milestone in Yotel’s strategic growth across Europe and in the fast-evolving extended stay sector. Valpre Capital, […]

Waikiki’s Moana Surfrider Unveils First Phase of Reno

As Waikiki’s first hotel, the Moana Surfrider, A Westin Resort and Spa, prepares for its 125th anniversary in 2026, the resort celebrated a significant milestone in its landmark rejuvenation. The resort has unveiled its refreshed lobby, and is welcoming guests to renovated rooms in the Tower Wing. Full completion of the Tower Wing guestrooms is […]

2 in 3 Southwest Flyers Switching Airlines Over Bag Fees: Survey

A new survey from the leading travel site Thrifty Traveler suggests that many once-loyal Southwest flyers are booking with other carriers after the airline ended its free baggage policy this spring. The recent online survey, conducted in May and June—just before and after Southwest began charging most passengers for baggage—found that roughly two-thirds of travelers […]