Government travel is recovering, but not evenly. After sharp reductions tied to federal workforce cuts and stricter travel approval rules last year, travel management firms are seeing some activity return while overall volume remains below earlier levels. Travel Weekly reported

The U.S. hotel industry has received a brighter forecast after a cautious start to the year. Analysts now expect stronger revenue per available room growth in 2026, giving hotel owners and operators a more optimistic view of the second half.

Scandinavian airline SAS is making the largest investment in its history, ordering and planning for up to 40 Airbus widebody aircraft in a fleet renewal valued at more than 10 billion dollars. The move signals confidence after years of restructuring

Supersonic travel over land has long felt like a future that never quite arrived. Now the United States is taking steps that could reopen the possibility, with regulators beginning the process to allow faster than sound flights under new rules.

McKinney, Texas, is preparing to move from private airport activity toward commercial passenger service, with Avelo Airlines planning new routes from McKinney National Airport. The move could give North Texas travelers another option in a region already shaped by major