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Atlanta’s 106.3 Million Passengers Make it World’s Busiest Airport (Again)

Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport maintained its position as the world’s busiest airport in 2025, handling 106.3 million passengers despite intensifying global competition and capacity constraints reshaping aviation hubs worldwide. Dubai International ranked second with 95.2 million passengers, while Tokyo Haneda claimed third place with 91.7 million—a notable jump driven by Asia-Pacific’s strong recovery following years […]

Holland America Launches Largest Fleet Update in the Line’s History

Holland America Line is getting ready for its biggest glow up in company history.  “We’ll be investing in return-generating modernization programs across many of our cruise lines,” Carnival Corporation (Holland America’s parent company) CEO Josh Weinstein said on the company’s last earnings call before teasing that the next big program was soon to be announced.  […]

Disney Springs Resort Area Hotels Extend Special Spring Deals

Travelers seeking a Disney spring fling can find special rates starting at $92 per night plus tax, available to book and stay now through June 30, at Disney Springs Resort Area Hotels. Ideal for Florida residents, annual passholders and driving-distance guests, Disney Springs Resort Area Hotels offer convenience and value: shuttle service to the parks […]

ASTA Touts Recovering $20,000 in Late Hotel Commissions for Advisors

The American Society of Travel Advisors recovered more than $20,000 in unpaid hotel commissions so far since launching its Hotel Watch List in September, the organization announced this week. The recovery milestone signals that ASTA’s approach of aggregating advisor complaints and applying pressure on suppliers is producing results. The organization set a goal of recovering […]

Delta Adds Extra Flights and Increases Capacity for College Football Season

Fall Saturdays are calling, and Delta is answering by adding more than 40 nonstop flights and 27 aircraft upgauges to college football’s most anticipated games of the 2026 season. From powerhouse southeast showdowns to legendary rivalries and primetime matchups at iconic stadiums, Delta is making it easier for fans to follow their teams wherever the […]

Report: United CEO Pitched American Airlines Merger to Trump

United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby has floated a merger with American Airlines to the highest levels of the Trump administration — including the president himself — in what would be the most consequential airline consolidation in more than a decade.  Whether it ever actually happens is another story entirely. Kirby pitched the potential tie-up during […]

MSC Launches Sandy Cay, New Luxury Private Island in Bahamas

MSC Group’s cruise division announced a new private island destination today: Sandy Cay, a secluded retreat launching in 2028 next to its existing Ocean Cay MSC Marine Reserve in The Bahamas. The development marks the company’s latest expansion of its portfolio of proprietary destinations for MSC Cruises and Explora Journeys guests. Sandy Cay will be […]

Tidelands Lease Signed for Áak’w Landing Project in Juneau

Alaska Native village corporation Huna Totem Corporation and the City and Borough of Juneau have finalized a tidelands lease agreement for the Áak’w Landing project, clearing the way for final design and construction of a new cruise ship dock and waterfront destination in downtown Juneau. The lease agreement follows Assembly and Planning Commission approvals and […]

WTTC’s “Cruising for Impact” Report Highlights the Positive Impact of Cruise Tourism for Communities Worldwide

The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) has launched its latest report, “Cruising for Impact,” highlighting the positive impact that cruise tourism delivers for communities and destinations around the world. The report shows how cruise tourism acts as a powerful driver of opportunity, supporting local livelihoods, strengthening communities, and creating long-term value in coastal and […]