DHS Offering Twice the Normal Number of H-2B Visas for 2023
The U.S. Department of Homeland Security (DHS) today announced plans to issue almost 65,000 additional H-2B visas for the fiscal year 2023 (FY23)—very nearly twice...
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Schiphol Airport To Continue Capping Passenger Numbers Into 2023
One of the world’s busiest airports (and certainly one of Europe’s most highly trafficked), Amsterdam’s Schiphol International Airport today announced that it plans to continue...
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Puerto Rico’s Lodging Revenue Tops $1 Billion
Puerto Rico’s tourism sector has already produced some astonishing financial results this year, with its lodging industry having generated $1 billion during the first seven...
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Will Airlines Continue Cutting Flights?
With U.S. airlines cutting back on their fall schedules by hundreds of flights per day, diminished air travel capacity is causing frustration for plenty of...
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United Airlines Continues Hiring Spree
After a Job Fair earlier this month at its main hub in Chicago, United Airlines this week continued a hiring spree as it looks to...
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Avani Hotels & Resorts’ Female Leaders Breaking Hospitality’s Glass Ceiling
WHY IT RATES: Avani Hotels & Resorts understands that diversity is key to success in its industry and, in an effort to inspire more companies...
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A4A Reaffirms US Airlines’ Commitment To the Traveling Public
As the bustling scene at airports across the nation this summer has proven, Americans are making up for lost time when it comes to their...
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Tech Glitch Leaves 12,000 American Airlines Flights Without Pilots
The perfect storm of post-pandemic conditions has created a summer travel hellscape, just as seemingly everyone is determined to get away after two years of...
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FAA To Holiday Travelers: Flight Delays, Cancellations Will Continue
Holiday travel pandemonium persists today for the eighth day in a row, with nearly 1,300 U.S. flight cancellations recorded as of 11 a.m. ET, according...