Travel News

EU Unveils Rules to Help Cities Crack Down on Airbnbs

Brussels has laid out a legal roadmap for restricting short-term rentals in stressed housing markets. Critics argue the rules lack oversight.

AI as a travel agent: Away.ai aims to simplify booking

Marriott CEO Says AI Will Impact Hotel Distribution First

Marriott CEO Anthony Capuano was asked where AI is showing up in practice. He said the "biggest impact" so far has been on "distribution," or how travelers discover hotels online.

Russia working to ease visa rules with countries in Asia, Africa, Middle East, Latin America

PATA says flood impact concentrated, urges travellers not to cancel unaffected Nepal trips

United Airlines’ CEO Wants The U.S. To Fund SAF Like It Funded Solar

Supply chain woes have long blocked the uptake of SAF, but United Airlines’ Scott Kirby sees potential in corn and soy currently grown for biodiesel. He wants more government support to firm up the industry — but criticized Europe’s approach.

In Scotland, Luxury Hotel Gleneagles Offers a Posh Summer Camp for Grown-Ups

In Europe, Google's hotel unit now shows everything except the rate

Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan tightening requirements for foreign visitors

New Flight Routes Improve Access To Bali For Long-Haul Travelers

Delta's New Paris Route Will Make It The Only US Airline Flying From Austin To Europe

10-Hour Flights: Airbus A321XLR's 11 New Longest Nonstop US Routes Revealed [List & Map]