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Business Traveler has made a comeback, now available in print, online, and as a new show on ReachTV, reaching 90 airports across North America. The U.S. edition of Business Traveler keeps its audience updated on exciting entrepreneurs, influential figures, innovative business ideas, travel trends, and must-visit destinations. It also shares the latest news from airlines and hotels, along with fresh insights on culture, travel spots, and technology. This monthly magazine is available in airline lounges at major North American airports, private jet terminals for Signature and Atlantic Aviation, select private clubs, and luxury hotels like Four Seasons, Marriott, Ritz-Carlton, Hyatt, Intercontinental, and Hilton. The Business Traveler Show brings the magazine's content to life with product reviews, interviews with business leaders and celebrities, expert insights from industry professionals, and travel updates. The show is broadcast daily on ReachTV, the largest airport television network, with screens located at departure gates, airport bars and restaurants, major airline lounges, and in 400,000 hotel guest rooms.

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Air Canada Slashes Five U.S. Routes as Cross-Border Travel Tanks

1 week ago | businesstravelerusa.com | Fergus Cole

Air Canada is set to axe five routes to the United States this fall amid changing consumer demand and increased competition as it aims to boost profitability ahead of the winter travel season. The Canadian flag carrier’s flight cuts will affect services from its three major hubs – Montreal (YUL), Toronto Pearson (YYZ), and Vancouver (YVR).
Mochi Waffles at 35,000 Feet? Alaska’s New First Class Menu Goes Gourmet

1 week ago | businesstravelerusa.com | Enrique Perrella

Starting June 6, flying First Class on Alaska Airlines between Seattle and major East Coast cities will come with a new perk: thoughtfully crafted meals by a James Beard Award-winning chef. Dubbed the ‘Chef’s (tray) Table’, the airline’s newest dining initiative aims to turn your tray table into something much closer to a chef’s counter—complete with bold flavors, premium ingredients, and a genuine sense of place.
Where to Eat in New York City: 10 Hot Restaurants Worth the Hype

1 week ago | businesstravelerusa.com | Enrique Perrella

To say that New York reigns as a global dining destination is a given- this is a city with restaurants where visitors worldwide flock to eat. Some even plan eating-out specific trips here, with their days revolving around dining at the latest hotspots in town. The choice tables evolve at a fast clip.
What Is It Like Flying Air Transat in Club Class from London to Toronto

1 week ago | businesstravelerusa.com | Enrique Perrella

Montréal-quartered Air Transat is an award-winning leisure airline with a focus on connecting Canadians with warmer destinations in the Caribbean and Central America, as well as Fort Lauderdale and Orlando in Florida. Its route network from main hubs in Montréal and Toronto also includes routes to popular city break and beach vacation destinations in Europe, including London, where I hopped on this flight to Toronto.
These Are the Best and Worst Airlines for Wheelchair Travel in the U.S.

1 week ago | businesstravelerusa.com | Enrique Perrella

For more than five million Americans who rely on wheelchairs, air travel is rarely seamless. In fact, it can be downright stressful. In 2024 alone, U.S. airlines boarded nearly 890,000 wheelchairs and scooters. Yet many travelers experienced broken equipment, mishandled devices, or inadequate support from airline staff.
Rewiew: Inside Delta's Newest and Largest Sky Club in Atlanta

1 week ago | businesstravelerusa.com | Enrique Perrella

Delta Air Lines has pleasantly surprised its passengers by opening a brand-new Sky Club at its headquarters in Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport. It’s impressive to see that there is enough space in one of the busiest and largest airports in the world to accommodate a substantial and enjoyable lounge. I had the opportunity to visit the lounge just ten days after its inauguration.
Why Is Southwest Banning Portable Chargers From Overhead Bins?

1 week ago | businesstravelerusa.com | Fergus Cole

Southwest Airlines is implementing a new policy regarding portable charging devices due to increasing concerns about their potential to cause fires on aircraft. Starting Wednesday, May 28, passengers will not be allowed to use these chargers in their carry-on luggage or overhead bins. Instead, they must keep their portable chargers visible while in use.
Which U.S. Airline Offers the Most Legroom in Economy in 2025?

1 week ago | businesstravelerusa.com | Fergus Cole

When it comes to air travel, having a comfortable seat can greatly influence the overall travel experience, especially for passengers on transcontinental or long-haul international flights. In the past, airlines prioritized customer comfort, providing wide seats and ample legroom. However, this is no longer the case for many carriers, which now maximize seat capacity in their aircraft. Despite this trend, there is still a variety of seat options available in economy class within the United States.
The Burger Index 2025: These Airlines are Flipping the Best Inflight Patties

1 week ago | businesstravelerusa.com | Enrique Perrella

While it’s far from haute cuisine, the humble burger has found its way into the skies. Airlines around the world—from U.S. carriers to leading global flagships—now offer burgers in premium cabins, banking on the universal appeal of comfort food. But let’s be honest: cooking a great burger is hard enough on the ground. At 35,000 feet, the challenge multiplies. So when an airline puts one on the menu, expectations are high.
What Women Want on Business Trips: These Cities Get It Right

1 week ago | businesstravelerusa.com | Enrique Perrella

Female professionals are driving global business forward—and they’re doing it on the road. With women now accounting for nearly half of all business travelers, 45 percent to be exact, companies, hotels, and destinations are under pressure to meet their evolving needs. But which cities are actually doing it well? That’s the question Booking.com for Business set out to answer with a new study that identifies the best destinations for female business travelers, both in the U.S. and internationally.