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Thousands of flight delays and cancellations are impacting major U.S. airports. Here’s what consumers need to know, how to respond, and the hidden opportunity most travelers overlook.

InterContinental Hotels Group predicts the 2026 FIFA World Cup will help reverse the recent U.S. tourism slowdown, according to the Financial Times. Here’s what it means for hospitality, travel demand, and hotel performance.

The International Year of Sustainable Tourism 2027 marks a decisive shift from policy to action. Led by UN Tourism and mandated by the United Nations General Assembly, the initiative sets a global framework to embed climate action, resilience, and inclusive growth into the core of the tourism industry—reshaping how destinations plan, operate, and measure long-term sustainability.

AI in Hotels 2026 marks a shift from automation to behavioral transformation. As AI-driven discovery, personalization, and digital booking accelerate, hotels must adapt to meet rising guest expectations

Lomas Hospitality strengthened its global media presence at IMM North America 2026 in New York, showcasing its luxury resort portfolio across the Mexican Caribbean. Through its MORE INCLUSIVE® concept, the brand highlighted immersive experiences rooted in culture, nature, and elevated hospitality. The event reinforced Lomas Hospitality’s commitment to international visibility and strong editorial partnerships within the travel industry.

Hotel Occupancy, Hotel Supply Growth, Airbnb Expansion & Air Capacity Trends (2020–2028)

FITUR 2026 in Madrid is emerging as a key global stage for the cruise industry, with FITUR Cruises 2026 bringing together leading luxury and premium lines. The fair showcases new ships, itineraries, and onboard concepts while highlighting innovation, personalization and sustainability across ocean and river cruising. For hotels, destinations and service providers, FITUR 2026 is a strategic hub to build partnerships and influence the future of cruise‑driven tourism.

Why Hoteliers Are Increasing Investment in Sales, Marketing, PR, and Demand Intelligence

A proposed U.S. policy requiring five years of social media, emails and phone history from ESTA travelers could discourage international tourism. Industry experts warn the rule may push travelers toward destinations with simpler entry procedures and impact high-value long-haul markets. With implementation expected in February 2026, the hospitality sector is watching closely to assess its effects on U.S. competitiveness.

Cancún International Airport received 24.4 million passengers between January and October 2025, reaffirming Quintana Roo as Mexico’s leading tourism gateway. Improved airport processes, strong global connectivity and the appeal of the Mexican Caribbean's natural and cultural attractions continue to drive demand. With 12 diverse destinations, the state is poised for sustained tourism growth heading into 2026.

Lomas Appreciation Week , its annual industry event recognizing top travel advisors and strengthening global partnerships that drive tourism to Mexico. New York, USA – December 10, 2025 – Lomas Hospitality , the family-owned hotel group behind some of Mexico’s most acclaimed Mexican resorts in the Riviera Maya held its annual industry event from December 4 – 8. The gathering brought together leading travel advisors, tour operators, wholesalers, consortia partners, and media

Culinary tourism is becoming one of the most powerful forces in global travel. Jaén’s new gastronomic awards highlight how destinations can transform through food culture. In 2025, travelers choose authenticity, flavor, and meaningful experiences over traditional tourism.

The Must-Have Carry-On Kit for Long Flights (so you don’t destroy your neck)

Four Seasons Resort Bali at Sayan announces Tim Churchmack as its new Resort Manager, ushering in a fresh era of luxury, wellness, and Balinese-inspired experiences.

Christmas holidays consistently rank among the busiest travel periods of the year. High demand leads to higher fares, fuller flights and reduced flexibility. However, with a structured strategy it is possible to secure competitive prices and select the itinerary that best fits your travel needs. This guide outlines key factors to consider, from when to buy to how to choose destinations based on your style of travel. When to Book to Secure Better Prices During peak season, boo

TourRadar and JourneyWoman have joined forces to launch the world’s first booking platform dedicated to women’s travel and solo female adventures. With more than 6,600 curated trips designed for women—especially the fast-growing 50+ solo traveler segment—the new JourneyWoman Travel Directory offers a trusted, safe, and easy way to find women-friendly experiences around the world. This partnership marks a major milestone in the evolution of female-focused travel.

Lomas Hospitality has appointed FerrConn as its PR and Communications Agency of Record for the U.S. and Canada, marking a major step in expanding its North American presence. FerrConn will lead strategic brand positioning, media relations, influencer partnerships and digital storytelling for the group’s award-winning Mexican Caribbean resorts. Together, both brands aim to elevate international visibility and strengthen demand for luxury, experience-driven travel to the Rivier

GFNY Cozumel 2025 brought together over 3,000 cyclists for its 12th edition, featuring a revamped route and a stunning waterfront finish. The event generated up to 160 million pesos in economic impact and attracted more than 9,000 additional visitors to the island. With record female participation and a vibrant atmosphere, Cozumel reaffirmed its position as a global leader in sports tourism.

Grupo Lomas, a leader in Mexican hospitality and tourism, earned five prestigious honors at the 2025 Travvy Awards, celebrating excellence in travel and service. The company’s brands — Lomas Travel, Aqua Nick Riviera Maya, and El Dorado Maroma — were recognized among the best in Mexico. These awards reaffirm Grupo Lomas’s legacy of innovation and world-class hospitality in the Riviera Maya.

The 2025 Louvre heist showed how one weak password can trigger a global security failure. Learn what happened, the lessons it teaches, and why hotels must protect their digital and physical assets before it’s too late.