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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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#72716

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American Airlines Redesigns Its App: The Good, the Bad, and What’s Still Missing

2 days ago | businesstravelerusa.com | Enrique Perrella

For frequent flyers, especially those who live out of a carry-on and a calendar, the airline app has become as essential as the boarding pass itself. American Airlines knows this—and its newly redesigned mobile app, which began rolling out in April, is built to meet the needs of business travelers who expect precision, clarity, and control from the palm of their hand.
The Best Under-the-Radar Retreats Just Hours from Major U.S. Cities

3 days ago | businesstravelerusa.com | Enrique Perrella

As summer 2025 approaches, travelers are booking getaways in record numbers, with the U.S. Travel Association forecasting a 12 percent surge in domestic leisure trips and AAA reporting that 85 percent of Americans plan to travel—the highest level in over a decade. Whether it’s FOMO or JOMO, demand continues to soar for relaxation and immersive escapes, and luxury resorts are answering the call with curated experiences that blend serenity and adventure.
GBTA Sounds the Alarm: Tariffs and Entry Bans Could Slash Corporate Travel by 21%

3 days ago | businesstravelerusa.com | Enrique Perrella

Anxiety is creeping into the corridors of corporate travel. With 2025 well underway, a new survey from the Global Business Travel Association (GBTA) paints a sobering picture: nearly one-third of global travel managers expect their company’s business travel volume to fall significantly next year, with an average forecasted drop of 21 percent. Their outlook? Cautious at best—and in some cases, grim. The source of the turbulence?
Game On: Riyadh Air Unveils Stunning Cabin Interiors Ahead of Launch

4 days ago | businesstravelerusa.com | Enrique Perrella

Riyadh Air has made its boldest move yet in the lead-up to its inaugural flight, unveiling the interiors of its flagship Boeing 787 Dreamliner—and the results are turning heads. Designed to compete with the best in the region, the airline’s new cabins showcase a level of craftsmanship, storytelling, and brand identity rarely seen from a startup carrier. “These interiors epitomize luxury on every level,” writes The Design Air, which received exclusive access to the airline’s new cabin products.
Key West Soft Opens $100M Terminal with First Jet Bridges in Florida Keys

6 days ago | businesstravelerusa.com | Enrique Perrella

The tropical walk across Key West International Airport’s (EYW) sunbaked tarmac—a sweaty ritual once beloved by many—is officially a thing of the past. At precisely 7 a.m. on Monday, April 14, 2025, Delta Flight 1072 to Atlanta pushed back from the first-ever glass jet bridge in the Florida Keys, marking a historic moment for the Southernmost City’s airport.
United Debuts Two Napa Wine Classics in Polaris Business Class

1 week ago | businesstravelerusa.com | Enrique Perrella

United‘s Polaris customers have an opportunity to sample some of Napa’s legendary wines during their next business class flight. Stony Hill and Heitz Cellar (Stony Hill made its debut in 1951, while Heitz followed a decade later in 1961) are wineries that have spent decades honing their craft and specializing in viticulture to create timeless expressions of the best of Napa.
American Airlines Launches First-Ever U.S. Flight to Puerto Escondido

1 week ago | businesstravelerusa.com | Fergus Cole

American Airlines is launching nonstop flights to Puerto Escondido this winter, strengthening its position as the dominant carrier in the U.S.-Mexico market. Beginning on December 3, American will launch a twice-weekly, year-round service between Dallas/Fort Worth (DFW) and Puerto Escondido (PXM) on Wednesdays and Saturdays, operated by an Embraer 175 aircraft.
Brightline Debuts Loyalty Program and Airline Link-Up

1 week ago | businesstravelerusa.com | Enrique Perrella

Brightline, the country’s only privately owned intercity rail service, is again breaking new ground—this time with loyalty. The company has launched Brightline Rewards, its first-ever customer rewards program, offering what it calls a simple, digital-first approach to earning and redeeming points. Built on Antavo’s AI-powered Loyalty Cloud, the train company promises to make loyalty fast, flexible, and frictionless—mirroring the experience it has brought to rail travel itself.
Take a Look Inside Leon Draisaitl’s Passport

1 week ago | businesstravelerusa.com | Enrique Perrella

Leon Draisaitl is having a good year—and the NHL’s leading goal scorer hopes to make it a great one. “The end goal is the Stanley Cup and go down as a winner.” Dubbed the “German Gretzky,” he’s well on his way to establishing his own legacy, and soon will be the highest-paid athlete in the sport. “It’s the biggest name in hockey to be in conversation with, but I’m trying to make my own name.” Off the ice, the Edmonton Oiler prefers warmer climates.
The End of Expiration-Free Travel Credits: How Southwest is Changing the Game Again

1 week ago | businesstravelerusa.com | Fergus Cole

Southwest Airlines drew headlines last month for scrapping its popular “bags fly free” policy. Not many people noticed that the airline also quietly announced the end of another customer-friendly perk: its expiration-free travel credits. Southwest has long had fee-free changes, issuing travel credits, which it calls Travel Funds, equal to the original fare paid when travelers cancel flights.