Browsing: Travel & Tourism

New York City will end its historic horse-drawn carriage industry by mid-2028. The City Council passed the bill following safety concerns and a fatal incident in June.

Houthi strikes on Saudi Arabia are dampening travel demand across the wider Gulf region, with operators in the UAE and Oman reporting softer bookings and stricter travel advisories.

Discover what to expect on an Antarctica expedition cruise, from choosing the right itinerary to understanding the unique wildlife and sustainability efforts of modern operators.

Ryanair is expanding its UK network with seven new international routes starting this winter and next summer, focusing on Liverpool and Leeds Bradford.

Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg highlighted travel as a primary use case for its Muse AI agent during the third-quarter earnings call, outlining plans to take a cut of bookings.

Airbnb is formalizing its stance on host-guest interactions by banning requests for chores like dishwashing and bed stripping. The new house rules take effect November 20.

Yotel aims to reach 100 properties by 2031 through new upscale and city-center formats, leveraging its partnership with Hilton for distribution.

Southwest Airlines lowered its 2026 profit forecast to $2.60-$2.85 per share. Rising jet fuel costs and reduced competition drive higher fares.

American Airlines has canceled 11 long-haul routes from Philadelphia since 2016. The carrier is expanding its European network with 22 daily departures planned for July 2027.

Houthi attacks have effectively closed Riyadh’s King Khalid Airport, causing a near-total halt in Saudi corporate travel and forcing major business events into 2027.