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Spring Break Travel 2026: What to Expect When Everyone’s Headed to the Airport

Record numbers of travelers are expected to take to the skies this spring break, but ongoing government turmoil and rising oil prices could throw some curveballs. Discover what this means for your plans and how to navigate the expected airport surprises.

March 26, 2026

Getting Ready for Tip-Off: What NBA Expansion Plans Could Mean for Travelers in Las Vegas and Seattle

If the NBA brings new teams to Las Vegas and Seattle, travelers could see both new adventures and a few extra challenges. From buzzing game-day atmospheres to potential price hikes, here’s what fans and visitors might expect if the expansion goes forward.

March 25, 2026

Silver Travelers Are Getting Smarter: How AI Is Transforming Trips for the 50+ Crowd

A new AARP analysis points to a surge in AI-powered travel planning among people over 50, with usage doubling in the past year. This shift signals changing attitudes toward tech in travel, but also highlights new opportunities—and challenges—for travelers and the industry alike.

March 24, 2026

Big Buzz in Austin: What Travelers Should Know About the HFTP Club Summit 2026

Thinking about visiting Austin in late March 2026? Heads up – one of the hospitality industry’s biggest events, the HFTP Club Summit, is coming to town. The two-day gathering is expected to bring together top club professionals at the Hyatt Regency Austin, and its ripple effects may influence everyone from business jet-setters to casual city explorers.

March 23, 2026

Travel Turbulence: Storms, Shutdowns, and the Unexpected Adventure of Air Travel

March 2026 brought a double whammy to American travelers as powerful storms collided with a partial government shutdown, causing massive delays, cancelled flights, and overwhelmed hotels—turning everyday journeys into extraordinary travel tales.

March 22, 2026

Older Americans Set to Take More Trips in 2026, with AI as Their New Travel Buddy

A new AARP analysis shines a spotlight on travel trends for Americans aged 50 and over in 2026, revealing that they're ramping up their travel plans and increasingly turning to AI-powered tools for planning. While this tech lift means trips can be more affordable and personalized, it also raises questions about tech accessibility and privacy for older explorers.

March 21, 2026

Older Americans Gear Up for More Trips in 2026—With a Little Help from AI

Looking ahead to 2026, recent analysis suggests that Americans aged 50 and above are getting ready to travel more—and they’re embracing AI tools to make every trip count. Here’s what this could mean for travelers and the travel industry.

March 20, 2026

All Aboard for Budget-Friendly Euro Adventures: GoVolta’s High-Speed Hopes

GoVolta, a new Dutch rail startup, just rolled out its passenger trains linking Amsterdam, Berlin, and Hamburg with fares starting at just €10. The move, launched in March 2026, might shake up Europe’s travel scene with more affordable, direct, and sustainable rail options—but there are early challenges to be aware of.

March 19, 2026

When Storms and Shutdowns Collide: U.S. Travelers Caught in the Crossfire

A perfect storm of wild weather and a government shutdown created travel nightmares across the U.S., from snaking TSA lines to mass flight cancellations. Here’s how travelers coped, what the airlines did next, and why flexibility became your best travel buddy.

March 18, 2026

When Thunder Roars and Lines Crawl: A Travel Day The Midwest Won’t Forget

On March 17, 2026, travelers across the Midwest and eastern U.S. faced a travel nightmare as a fierce storm collided with an ongoing government shutdown. With over a thousand flights canceled, security lines stretching for hours, and frustrated passengers everywhere, the day put both airport workers’ resilience and traveler patience to the ultimate test.

March 17, 2026