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Joining Iberostar and Royalton hotels, which are limiting operations on the island, the Spanish hospitality chain will close 15 of its 34 hotels,...

New Tariffs Planned for Most Trading Partners

The Trump administration says the targeted countries failed to enforce bans on forced labor, but the move is part of an effort to replace tariffs struck...

Soaring Prices Challenge Asia-Bound Travelers

The region’s summer travel season is at risk as rising jet-fuel costs, coupled with ceasefire uncertainties, prompt flight cancellations and higher...

How IMEX America Is Shifting the Focus of its Education and Experiences in 2025

Connection, clarity and care are the new imperatives for meeting planners.

September 9, 2025

IMEX America Ups the Ante With a Refreshed Learning Program

This year's education program is expected to resonate stronger than ever with attendees.

September 9, 2025

How the Meetings Industry Is Addressing Human Trafficking

Hotels and large-scale events tend to attract both sex abusers and traffickers. Here's how venues, hoteliers and organizations are fighting against the crime.

July 22, 2025

GBTA Projects Slower Business Travel Growth in 2025-'26

At its annual convention in Denver, the Global Business Travel Association softened its forecast in the newly released Business Travel Index Outlook.

July 22, 2025

International Attendance Drives Boston Biotech Turnout

More than 9,300 people traveled from oversees for the BIO Convention, an event estimated to have a total economic impact of $35 million for the city.

July 17, 2025

U.S. Travel Calls for Restoration of Brand USA Funding

Still, the association applauds several travel-related elements of the federal-funding bill that was signed last week.

July 7, 2025

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