With increased airlift, Portugal is working closely with industry partners to build demand for the winter and spring seasons.

Once again, the U.S./Israel-Iran conflict impaired global flying, with Middle East carriers reporting a demand drop of 14.2%.

Travcom is celebrating 50 years of travel technology innovation, evolving from back-office systems to ClientLinq’s integrated platform designed to help advisors work more efficiently.

“A great credit card should be rewarding every time you use it and offer benefits that fit the way you travel,” said Scott O’Leary, VP, Loyalty and Product, Air Canada.

The cruise line is eliminating the 25% penalty tier and replacing its cruise length categories.

Artificial intelligence has moved quickly from novelty to practical business tool for travel advisors. Agentic AI promises to accelerate the transformation.

Ortiz brings more than 20 years of travel industry experience to her leadership of supplier relations. She also manages the TTAND National Conference.

The line is positioning its community-based program as a differentiator in a market defined by travellers seeking authentic experiences that benefit local economies.

Strong cruise demand helped the company achieve all-time highs for net income, revenue and net yields.

GX 2026 brought G Adventures and the global travel community to Cambodia for a celebration of community tourism. TMR Canada sat down with founder Bruce Poon Tip to talk Cambodia, World Tourism Day, GX 2027 in Brazil and what comes next.