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Because of higher prices, Signature Travel Network expects 2024 to be a better sales year than 2023, to the tune of 20%.

Travel's boom run of bookings may be tapering off this yearThe normalization of demand at travel agencies is on par with what many in the travel sector are reporting.

Katie Brown, an independent contractor with Travelmation in Marietta, Ga., meets with a supplier at her Dolly Parton-themed table hoping the colorful decor will make her easier for suppliers to remember later on.

Advisors seek destination solutions, new contacts at this year's GTMAdvisors said they want to grow their business, but how they planned to do that varied. Many were looking for new destinations,...

Focus on business travel: Putting generative AI to work

Focus on business travel: Putting generative AI to workTravel management companies are deploying low-risk AI tools while laying the groundwork for more complex uses -- with the...

2024 has been a mixed bag for travel agencies

2024 has been a mixed bag for travel agenciesAfter a record 2023, many advisors are doing even better this year, but just as many say demand is plateauing or falling.

This Instagram page has luxury travel advisors in stitchesLuxury Travel Anonymous delivers memes that crack up travel sellers. Who is behind the account? They're not saying, but they...

ASTA general counsel Peter Lobasso said agency owners have options in managing the new overtime regulations.

Department of Labor's new rule for overtime pay takes effectThe rule increases the salary threshold for workers exempt from overtime from $35,568 to $43,888.

Embark advisors enjoying their Silver Nova cruise. On the top row (left to right) are Silversea's Tim Amm with Jenny McCalley, Shinny Bickoff and Annie Holm. On the bottom row are Amy Warren, Victoria Page and Malley Goodwin.

Silver Nova sailing inspires Embark advisors to be cruise sellersSilversea hosted a cohort of top-selling Embark Beyond advisors that included five who sell lots of luxury travel but virtually...

Travel Weekly's 2024 Power List

Travel Weekly's 2024 Power ListTravel Weekly's annual ranking of the largest sellers of travel is bigger than it's ever been, furnishing proof of a strong,...

ARTA has been laying low but never stopped advocating for agents

ARTA has been laying low but never stopped advocating for agentsARTA has largely stayed out of the headlines in recent years but said it has never stopped advocating for members, mostly when...

Roger Block will stay with Travel Leaders Network in an advisory role.

What's next for Roger Block and Travel Leaders Network?The Travel Leaders Network president is confident that he will leave the network in a better position than when he joined it.

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