Tragic event leads to serious concerns about a loophole in the post-9/11 airport security system, questioning how someone could simply hop into a plane and take off unnoticed at one of the busiest airports in the country.

The search for simplification leads one out of three Millennials with children to work with a travel agent to plan their vacation.

Selling travel is not all about free trips — but the hard work can pay off in a career that is rich in adventure and personal relationships, if you start off right.

The NACTA name will go away as members are folded more into the mainstream of its parent organization, and ASTA rebrands from “Agents” to “Advisors.”

Accessible travel is on track to soon account for 25 percent of the overall travel market, as aging Baby Boomers with disabilities retire — and they have the desire and the money to travel.

Some are just beginning to charge fees, while young professionals like Kathleen Sullivan say an annual retainer, covering all of a client’s trips for 12 months, are the key to the future for travel agents.