The Business Traveler’s Journal: Page 2

Business News

These Earth-Conscious Entrepreneurs Are Making a Profit with Purpose in California's Central Coast

SLO CAL's small business owners see the value of sustainable approaches—and the locals and tourists benefit big time.

Business News

These Are the Top Rated Cruises in the World, According to a New Report

Conde Nast Traveler recently released its list of readers' top cruises across six categories.

Leadership

How This Leader Disrupted and Innovated the Massive Travel Market

Inspirato co-founder and CEO Brent Handler shares the 10 most important leadership lessons he's picked up over the course of his career.

Business News

These Great-Grandparents Booked 51 Back-to-Back Cruises Because It's 'Cheaper Than a Retirement Home'

Retirees Marty and Jess Ansen hopped on a cruise ship nearly two years ago and never left.

Business News

People Are Eager to Go to Europe. But a 'Strange and Humiliating' Requirement Is Derailing Travel Plans.

There aren't enough resources to keep up with the demand — and it's causing major problems.

Business News

Disney Is Investing a Massive Sum to Expand Its Theme Parks and Cruises

The company made the $60 billion revelation in an SEC filing earlier this week.

Travel

I Sold My House to Work Remotely on a Cruise Ship for 3 Years — and I May Stay Aboard Even Longer. Here's What My Life Will Look Like.

I was fantasizing about going on an around-the-world cruise. Then I saw an ad that could make it my reality.

Business News

Carnival Cruise Is Phasing Out a Ship Amenity That's Beloved By Some—and Completely Unknown to Others

Carnival Cruise Line is gradually eliminating ship libraries as a part of the company's ship design changes.

Business News

'Day-Trippers' Will Have to Pay a Fee to Visit Venice, Italy Starting Spring 2024. Here's What You Need to Know.

Visitors 14 years or older will be charged a day-trip fee of 5 euros ($5.35) to enter.

Business News

'Some Things You Can't Replace': 65% of Jobs in Las Vegas Will Be Replaced By Robots, According to a New Report

From robot bartenders to hotel check-in kiosks, technology is already taking over Sin City.

Business News

People Are Selling Their Homes to Board This 'Cruise That Never Ends' — and It Might Cost Less Than Your Monthly Rent

Life at Sea's MV Lara ship will set sail from Istanbul on November 6.

Business News

Airlines Know Their Boarding Process Is Excruciatingly Inefficient. Here's Why They Won't Change It.

One of the most frustrating parts of air travel isn't likely to get better anytime soon.

Business News

A Commonly Used Hotel 'Perk' Is Disappearing Amid Rising Travel Costs

Once considered a common courtesy, early check-in and check-out requests are now met with mandatory charges.

Business News

American Airlines Agrees to Substantial Pilot Pay Raises — Here's What It Could Mean For Travelers

The deal guarantees an immediate 21% pay increase for around 15,000 pilots and outlines further raises over the next four years.