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Exchange rates may be great, but staggering inflation has made a lot of destinations more expensive. → Read More
It’ll take until 2025 for international tourism spending to hit pre-pandemic levels. But inbound airline bookings are nearly back to normal. → Read More
London Heathrow may be in the news, but it’s far from the worst offender. → Read More
After a record-breaking year at campsites last year, the trend toward the outdoors is shifting in a more luxurious direction. → Read More
But prices in other hot markets have barely changed at all. → Read More
People are eager to take off. But staffing and tourism infrastructure problems mean it won’t be much of a holiday for many. → Read More
From $1 million-a-month waterfront mansions to condos on the Outer Banks, prices soar as more owners work from their retreats. → Read More
A profession that the internet nearly killed is helping people make sense of a chaotic, overbooked travel season. → Read More
Lodging companies are trying to make up for lost pandemic revenue. → Read More
And it’s causing tension with hosts. → Read More
And other travel hacks from one of Bloomberg’s most prolific travel contributors. → Read More
Just a few minutes from the airport and on the beach, Kanai is raising the bar for luxury—and convenience—on the Riviera Maya. → Read More
It’s a bold claim, but he’s not the only one making it. → Read More
Just because it’s a fun splurge doesn’t mean it can’t also be a smart place to put your money. → Read More
The variant has turned into a silver lining for the travel industry, with millions of travelers feeling emboldened after a diagnosis. → Read More
Some say it’s the most transformative thing to happen to the travel industry since commercial flights took off. Here’s why. → Read More
They're called "landscape hotels," and they're the big new thing in travel. → Read More
It’s hard to get there. And that’s partly why people love it. → Read More
And they’re upending some of the industry’s most enduring tropes. → Read More
Many of us did travel this year—we just didn't go very far. → Read More