Travel

More than 31 million people are expected to travel by air this holiday, according to Airlines for America. They say it’s a record high.

The Federal Aviation Administration’s reduction in flights due to the shutdown could see airlines trying to make up for lost revenue by charging more on other routes.

The Federal Aviation Administration says it will cut thousands of flights due to the shutdown, citing safety concerns.

The “frugal traveler” is in vogue this summer as economic uncertainties continue to weigh on consumers.

As trade talks continue, crossings are down between the two countries. That could lead to a multi-billion-dollar hit to the U.S. tourism industry.

With U.S. travelers watching their wallets and international tourists anxious about being detained at American airports, the travel industry is suffering a double whammy.

Instead of Italy, consider … Albania?

Many travelers are opting to stay closer to home. And households earning $100,000 or more are forecast to make up about half of this summer’s travelers, according to analysis by Deloitte.

A tourism trade group reports tourism was down 14% in March compared to last year.

Online travel agents are to analog travel agents what Amazon is to department stores: you can get similar stuff, but the former leverages technology to scale up.