Hotels.com research reveals that for younger professionals, business travel is far more than a job requirement — it's a chance to elevate their everyday experiences. According to a new Hotels.com Business Trip Report released today, 85%1 of Gen Z and 88% of Millennials say work trips are a chance to upgrade their lifestyles. The chance to stay in a nicer hotel, score a coveted restaurant reservation or earn rewards, makes traveling for business a pleasure — especially when they can share it all on their social feeds.

oneworld® hosted its first-ever Innovation Summit on Monday as a precursor to the World Aviation Festival in Lisbon. The event connected digital, customer experience and sustainability leaders from across the alliance with innovators, industry partners, start-ups and scale-ups for a deep dive into new technologies that are being both successfully deployed and considered for future implementation.

Whether seeking a romantic escape, a spa retreat, fabulous dining, or an adventurous getaway, now is the time to spice up travels and save. Monterey's iconic Casa Munras Garden Hotel & Spa announces the "Linger Longer, 50/50/50" offer: book one night of luxury and receive the second night at 50% off. At the award-winning Estéban Restaurant, culinary enthusiasts can enjoy a second entrée at half price with the purchase of a full-price dish. And, rejuvenation is doubly indulgent at DESUAR Spa, offering a 50% off a second spa treatment

If you're dreaming of the kind of road trip where every twist and turn comes with a view, where small towns feel like storybook settings, and where lighthouses, beaches, and seafood await around every corner – Nova Scotia is calling your name. Nova Scotia was made for road tripping. With coastal routes that hug the ocean, plenty of roadside photo ops and welcoming communities to explore, it's easy to slow down, take the scenic route and enjoy the ride. Here are a few of scenic drives that make the journey the destination:

Nearly a third (32%) of people have avoided travelling due to accessibility concerns, according to new insights from TUI, that reveal the most common barriers include a lack of sensory-friendly spaces, poorly designed facilities, and limited wheelchair access. The findings also show that two-thirds (66%) of respondents believe travel challenges are an expected part of life for people with disabilities while 27% feel the UK isn't doing enough to support disabled and neurodivergent individuals to access travel equally. From inaccessible booking systems to long waits at airports, inadequate support from airline and hotel staff, and unsuitable lifts, the frustrations are widespread.

Scandinavia’s premier sustainable luxury travel curator launches expedition where learned survival skills complement transformative, skills-based, community-driven experiences in the Norwegian Arctic, March 25–April 1, 2026