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JetBlue stock tumbles after release of a discouraging 2025 outlook

JetBlue stock tumbles after release of a discouraging 2025 outlookThe airline, which is working through a cost-cutting and service evolution plan, saw its stock price...

American Airlines continued work to regain corporate business in Q4

American Airlines continued work to regain corporate business in Q4American reported an 8% increase in business travel revenue and negotiated new deals with several...

Why the DOJ is wrong on Amex GBT-CWTI was very surprised by the DOJ's lawsuit, and its timing.

Breeze Airways navigates headwinds, turns first quarterly profit

Breeze Airways navigates headwinds, turns first quarterly profitIt's been a slow road to profitability for the low-cost carrier. CEO David Neeleman is confident that...

JetBlue reveals details about extra-legroom bundle

JetBlue reveals details about extra-legroom bundleThe bundle includes up to three alcoholic beverages, overhead bin space, priority security access at...

United says its plan came together in 2024During United Airlines' Q4 earnings call, CEO Scott Kirby said strategic changes made after the...

2024 Readers Choice Awards winners: A night of celebration

2024 Readers Choice Awards winners: A night of celebrationTravel Weekly's Readers Choice Awards, now in their 22nd year, celebrate the best of the best in the...

The DOJ's Antitrust Division on Jan. 10 filed a lawsuit to block American Express GBT's proposed acquisition of CWT.

The DOJ's Antitrust Division on Jan. 10 filed a lawsuit to block American Express GBT's proposed acquisition of CWT. Photo Credit: Zhanna Hapanovich/Shutterstock Travel lawyers say DOJ has flimsy case against Amex GBT-CWT mergerThe lawsuit segments the TMC business into two main areas, and it says the global/multinational segment is where competition would be affected.

Focus on business travel: Putting generative AI to work

Focus on business travel: Putting generative AI to workTravel management companies are deploying low-risk AI tools while laying the groundwork for more complex uses -- with the potential to revolutionize business travel.

Travel Weekly's 2024 Power List

Travel Weekly's 2024 Power ListTravel Weekly's annual ranking of the largest sellers of travel is bigger than it's ever been, furnishing proof of a strong, growing, powerful business.

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Resorts World Las Vegas Rose Rooftop. The resort, which opened on the Strip in 2021, includes 350,000 square feet of meetings and banquet space.

Resorts World Las Vegas Rose Rooftop. The resort, which opened on the Strip in 2021, includes 350,000 square feet of meetings and banquet space. Photo Credit: Courtesy of Resorts World Las Vegas

Focus on Business Travel: Las Vegas raises the stakes on meetingsThe city, always among the top destinations for conventions and other large gatherings, is leveraging new venues and technological advances.

Travel Weekly's 2023 Power List

Travel Weekly's 2023 Power ListOur annual ranking of the world's biggest travel companies by size. Another indication that travel is "back": More than 60 agencies reported sales in excess of $100 million.

1992’s biggest travel agencies: Where are they now?

1992’s biggest travel agencies: Where are they now?Thirty years ago, Travel Weekly published its first Top 50 Travel Agencies list. A look at the list today illustrates the changes the industry has gone through -- and perhaps where it's headed.

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