How GLP-1 Travel Is Reshaping Hotels, Menus And Wellness

GLP-1 travel is changing hotels, from medication fridges and protein menus to wellness-led itineraries. See what travelers now expect.

Know Your Airline Passenger Rights As U.S. And EU Rules Diverge

New U.S. and EU air passenger rules are diverging. Here’s how delayed and canceled flight rights differ—and why your airline and departure airport matter.

A Snowier Winter Is Coming. Why U.S. Ski Resorts May Still Need Their Snow Guns

Will natural snow reduce the need for snowmaking? I interviewed U.S. ski resorts, mountain hotels, and operators to learn what they expect this season.

Whales With A Tale: AI For Good Award Goes To Happywhale

An AI whale identification platform, powered by photos from citizens and scientists alike, is revolutionizing marine research. Plus, it’s fun for whale-watching tourists.

Inside Costa Rica’s Nearly 30-Year Sustainable Tourism Experiment

30 years ago, Costa Rica launched one of the world’s earliest government-led national programs to measure sustainability across tourism businesses. Let’s see where is it now.

Instinct founder said more than 50% of transactions on the platform are travel-related

Instinct founder said the platform is growing 10% day by day, with transaction volume increasing at a similar rate.

7 Mexican Destinations Doing Responsible Tourism Right

Beyond Mexico’s busiest resort areas, 7 regions take a very different approach to tourism which focuses on protecting the place and benefiting its local communities.

Luxury Hotels Invest In Green Roofs And Living Walls. Here’s What They Get In Return

I interviewed seven hotels to learn what drove their investment in green roofs and living walls and what they gained in return.

Which Rhino Species Are On The Rise? See The Global Status Report

Seeing a rhino in the wild is a bucket-list experience for many people. On World Rhino Day, this 2026 report details how the 5 species are faring in Asia and Africa.

Bezos Earth Fund Announces $25 Million To Protect Tropical Pacific

New grants will protect an area of ocean larger than Alaska, and help Pacific nations develop the world’s first protected areas on the high seas.