Hyatt Cuts Most of Its US-Based Call Agents, Moves Offshore
The bulk of Hyatt's call agents are now based in the Philippines or El Salvador.
Qatar Airspace Closure: What a Global Conflict Looks Like On Radar
Many Doha flights can be seen turning around and diverting to alternate airports.
Japan Counts 3.7 Million Foreign Visitors in May, Record for the Month
Japan is well on pace to shatter its previous tourist number record, which was set just last year.
JFK Construction: AirTrain JFK Will Be $4.25 This Summer
The Port Authority is cutting fares by 50% to encourage passengers to avoid driving in and around JFK this summer.
Tokyo Trains: How Packed Are They During Rush Hour?
Visitors to the city are unlikely to encounter ultra-packed trains unless they choose to venture out into the suburbs during peak periods.
Hyatt Centric Chicago O’Hare Opens Following Revitalization Project
The former Hyatt Rosemont Chicago O'Hare has reopened as a Hyatt Centric.
How Hyatt Determines Hotel Categories, Reevaluating the Category 1-4 Free Night Award
How do travel demand and global trends shape hotel award bookings? As Hyatt continues to grow, what does the future hold for the World of Hyatt program?
ANA, Safran to Refresh 787-9 Business Class with THE Room FX
These non-recline business class seats are a much-needed improvement over the current product on ANA's 787s.
Review: Seat 16E on Delta’s A220-100 Offers Unlimited Legroom
Seat 16E has no seat in front of it thanks to the emergency exit, allowing me to stretch my legs entirely.
United, Delta Suspend Tel Aviv Flights; Travel Waivers Offered
Affected passengers can change or cancel flights without fees and fare differences.