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29.05.2026 07:16

Maryland’s New Travel Seller Law Adds a Compliance Test for U.S. Travel Advisors

Maryland’s new travel seller registration law takes effect Oct. 1, 2026, adding insurance and registration questions for agencies selling travel to Maryland residents.

29.05.2026 06:15

United Pulls Back From Airline Merger Talk, but U.S. Travelers Still Face a Shifting Competitive Map

United CEO Scott Kirby has cooled major airline merger speculation after the American Airlines approach, but U.S. travelers still face a changing market shaped by fuel costs, partnerships...

29.05.2026 05:15

IPW 2026 Puts Inbound U.S. Travel Back in the Spotlight After Fort Lauderdale Gathering

IPW 2026 wrapped in Greater Fort Lauderdale with thousands of global travel buyers and media, underscoring why inbound tourism remains vital for the U.S. travel market.

29.05.2026 04:15

Costlier Flights and Hotels Are Splitting the U.S. Summer Travel Market

Higher airfares, hotel rates and fuel costs are reshaping U.S. summer travel, with wealthier travelers still booking while budget-conscious households cut back.

29.05.2026 03:14

NCL Sets Great Stirrup Cay Waterpark Opening, Adding a New Choice for U.S. Caribbean Cruise Travelers

Norwegian Cruise Line will open Great Tides Waterpark at Great Stirrup Cay on Sept. 4, 2026, with day passes now available for eligible Bahamas and Caribbean sailings.

29.05.2026 02:13

JetBlue Plans Fort Lauderdale-Caracas Flights as U.S.-Venezuela Air Links Rebuild

JetBlue plans its first Venezuela route from Fort Lauderdale to Caracas, adding another U.S. airline to a market reopening after a seven-year flight suspension.

29.05.2026 00:15

Newark International Flights Face New Uncertainty After DHS Customs Processing Threat

DHS has warned it could stop processing international travelers and cargo at Newark Liberty, creating a new risk for U.S. travelers, airlines and inbound tourism.

28.05.2026 23:13

FAA Sets World Cup No-Drone Zones Across U.S. Host Cities, Adding a New Travel Planning Factor

The FAA will impose World Cup no-drone zones around U.S. stadiums, fan events and team sites, affecting travelers, private pilots and host-city operators.

28.05.2026 22:13

Southwest Says Fare Hikes Have Not Hurt Demand, Signaling Firmer Prices for U.S. Travelers

Southwest says demand remains strong after multiple fare increases, showing how higher fuel costs and resilient leisure travel are reshaping U.S. airfare expectations.

28.05.2026 17:16

Rising Airfares and Hotel Rates Are Splitting the U.S. Summer Travel Market

Fresh pricing data and industry reports show the 2026 U.S. summer travel market is splitting between affluent travelers who keep booking and price-sensitive households pulling back.

28.05.2026 07:17

U.S. Summer Travel Opens With Gas at a Four-Year High, but Americans Are Still Hitting the Road

High fuel costs are reshaping summer road-trip plans across the U.S., but demand remains resilient as millions of Americans keep traveling.

28.05.2026 01:17

Florida’s First-Quarter Tourism Dip Shows Canadian Demand Still Matters to the U.S. Travel Market

Fresh VISIT FLORIDA data shows first-quarter 2026 visitation slipped 1% even as overseas demand rose, underlining how much the U.S. leisure market still depends on domestic travelers and...