Big ski operator buys into booking site
World's biggest ski operator is moving into a broader booking business by buying a large travel operator
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Spain sets 2017 tourism record in 11 months
Spain's booming tourism sets a new record, despite drops in Catalonia.
Star Wars, Thrones help Ireland to tourism record
An economic upswing and more flights helped, too, but it didn't hurt that Game of Thrones and The Last Jedi were visitors, too.
Canada puts its 150th on ice
Canada finishes up its 150th birthday year with events featuring snow, skating and lights.
'Famous Original NYC' rebrands itself
With just a hint of its famous heart logo, New York's tourism agency creates a new look for its ads.
What travelers want: Less hassle, more tech
An annual survey of travelers comes up with some ideas about what we really think is important and what we'd like to see.
Low-cost carriers close in on Europe's legacy airlines
Europe's low-cost carriers keep on growing; in Spain and Britain, they now carry more passengers than legacy airlines.
Does your mind know where you want to go?
A new concept: Your subconscious mind is already made up, and a digital travel agent can read it. Really? Read on...
JetBlue, TAP: It's all coming together
A codeshare tie-up between the two airlines has helped TAP keep its trans-Atlantic flights full with U.S. passengers coming from JetBlue cities.
Spain's tourism takes a hit from Catalonia crisis
Uncertainty over the future for Catalonia and Spain, and the scenes of police violence during the Catalan referendum have dampened tourism numbers.
Airbus, Bombardier join to save C-Series jets
Airbus and Bombardier partner to get around 300% tariff and assure airlines of a stable supplier. Earlier, Delta, with 75 on order, said it expects planes with no tariff.
Are U.S. airfares a bargain? Only with competition
TravelGumbo recommends a must-read analysis of domestic airfares and what makes them less of a bargain than many people think.
Fees, fees, everywhere: Now it's the cruise ships
Royal Caribbean will require all passengers in a cabin to buy its alcohol package if one does.
World tourism numbers on the rise
International tourism numbers are growing at the fastest rate in years, but some big jumps mean less than they seem to.
British holidays in Tunisia to return
Three years after a deadly terrorist attack, British tourists will return to Tunisian beaches.