Travel Weekly

Travel Weekly, established in 1958, is a national newspaper in the United States focused on the travel sector, particularly for travel agents. It publishes 51 regular issues each year in both print and digital formats, along with a special Preview issue that offers insights and forecasts for the upcoming year. The print version is released every Monday, while the website is updated regularly with news and feature articles.

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Advisors and DMCs mobilize to get travelers out of Israel

2 days ago | travelweekly.com | Jamie Biesiada

This month, it was their mother, Sindy Liben, who arrived in Tel Aviv on June 8, just five days before Israel attacked Iran. When Israeli airspace closed, the family decided they had to get Sindy, who was traveling alone, back home. The siblings approached a supplier partner, the destination management company Pomegranate Travel. The DMC picked Sindy up from her hotel, escorted her to the Jordanian border, assisted with border services and had a representative waiting to meet her on the other side.
Are international LGBTQ+ travelers rethinking the U.S.?

3 days ago | travelweekly.com | Rebecca Tobin

Clockwise from top left: Dean Nelson of Departures by Dean; Stacy Ritter of Visit Lauderdale; Folo host Rebecca Tobin and Travel Weekly news editor Johanna Jainchill talk about the effects of the U.S. political climate on LGBTQ+ travel. Subscribe now using your favorite service:This week we're talking about our annual "Focus on LGBTQ+" travel cover story.
ASTA courses are part of the curriculum at Florida International University

5 days ago | travelweekly.com | Jamie Biesiada

Two of ASTA's online educational programs are now part of the curriculum for hospitality students at Florida International University (FIU): "Roadmap to Becoming a Travel Advisor" and "Geocultural Guide for Travel Advisors."Students will also receive a one-year ASTA membership at the Future Travel Professional level. That gives them access to webinars, ASTA events and other members-only resources and activities.
Travel Planners International, Vacation Planners brings two onto leadership team

5 days ago | travelweekly.com | Jamie Biesiada

Rodriguez joins TPI from Carnival Cruise Line, where he spent 23 years, most recently as key account director. Last year, he was named TPI's Business Development Manager of the Year. McCarty joins Vacation Planners with more than 20 years' experience, most recently chief of staff to the CEO of Apprio, which specializes in automation for healthcare companies. Previously, she held a number of roles at IBM Global Business Solutions.
Middle East airports disrupted as Iran-Israel conflict escalates

5 days ago | travelweekly.com | Rebecca Tobin

According to X posts from Flightradar24, airspace in Qatar, Bahrain, Kuwait and the United Arab Emirates were closed at various points on Monday.
Leadership transition and future plans: Travel Weekly

5 days ago | travelweekly.com | Jamie Biesiada

The agency started as a tour company in Hawaii, purchased and run by Pat and the late Pal Anderson. It would evolve into Anderson Travel and Cruises before becoming Avoya Travel; along the way, Pat and Pal's sons Van and Brad would run the agency for years, before handing the reins to Jeff and Michael. Earlier this month, private equity firm Certares purchased the Anderson family's stake in the agency.
Fear has green card and visa holders changing travel plans

5 days ago | travelweekly.com | Jamie Biesiada

Ted Bradpiece, owner of Explorer Travel Services in Canyon Country, Calif., has had one client cancel a trip to South America. And other clients with green cards, he said, "are just basically not even thinking about traveling internationally right now."They are concerned about going through immigration procedures upon re-entry, Bradpiece said, and being pulled for secondary inspection or additional screening, a process that can take several hours and could result in denied entry to the country.
Finding France gives visitors access, and a new experience, at Notre Dame: Travel Weekly

1 week ago | travelweekly.com | Felicity Long

Before the fire, there were always crowds hanging out in front of the cathedral -- often more people than were actually inside -- meeting friends, taking selfies and enjoying the dramatic backdrop of its facade. Fast-forward to today, and the crowds have grown exponentially and morphed into long lines of people standing outside the entrance waiting to get in. Wait times vary depending on the day of the week and time of day and can range from 15 minutes to more than two hours.
Dispatch, Orlando: Discovering Disney's Cool Kid Summer

1 week ago | travelweekly.com | Rebecca Tobin

My colleague Christina Jelski has already written about summertime promos, which consists of perks, discounts and special park opportunities. New shows opened at Disney's Hollywood Studios, and a cool -- literally and figuratively -- play space at Epcot themed to Goofy is just the ticket when your little ones need to burn off some steam and parents need some air conditioning. There is also the promise of more character interactions, in-park Easter eggs and perks at some of the on-property resorts.
Air India reduces U.S. flight frequencies amid continued safety checks: Travel Weekly

1 week ago | travelweekly.com | Robert Silk

Delhi-San Francisco will drop from 10-times weekly to daily; Delhi-Chicago O'Hare will be reduced from daily to three-times weekly; and Delhi-Washington Dulles will go from five-times weekly to three-times per week. The moves come as the carrier continues enhanced safety checks on its widebody fleet following the June 12 Boeing 787 crash in Ahmedabad, which killed 241 passengers and crew and 29 people on the ground.