Hotels

Flight delays and cancellations are severely impacting Chicago O’Hare, Atlanta, and LAX airports, causing disruptions for major U.S. airlines and stranding thousands of passengers. Travelers should prepare for extended delays and evolving schedules at these key hubs.

Santa Cruz County tourism is shifting focus toward regional visitors as rising fuel costs impact travel decisions. This pivot aims to sustain visitor demand by targeting shorter, more affordable trips from nearby markets.

GBTA’s latest research identifies critical technology fragmentation and AI adoption delays within hotel distribution that continue to complicate U.S. corporate travel. Business travelers face ongoing hurdles in achieving efficient, seamless trip management as the industry works toward integrated solutions.

Adult playcations are increasingly shaping U.S. summer 2026 travel, driving new leisure travel innovations and prompting tourism businesses to adapt with adult-focused offerings.

Groupon’s 2026 summer travel deals are organized by U.S. states, offering personalized and affordable vacation options. This approach helps American families find diverse local escapes and save on summer getaways.

Major hotel brands are intensifying investments in Texas corridors to meet rising demand from U.S. business and leisure travelers, expanding lodging availability and options in key markets.

Marriott Bonvoy Boutiques has unveiled a hotel-inspired design shop, offering U.S. travelers new lifestyle retail options that reflect Marriott’s hospitality experience and style.

A luxury hotel is planned for Chicago's former John Hancock Tower, aiming to enhance upscale accommodations for business and leisure travelers. This development reflects growing demand in Chicago's vibrant hotel market.

Cancún, Punta Cana, and Aruba are leading the Caribbean’s summer travel surge among U.S. tourists in 2026, driven by expanding offerings and strong demand. Travelers can expect vibrant options and deeper local experiences in these top destinations.

GBTA's 2026 report reveals persistent technology and distribution challenges impacting U.S. business travelers. AI adoption and hotel tech gaps continue to affect travel comfort and efficiency despite recovery efforts.