Travel Stories

SHERIDAN, WYOMING – Feb. 27, 2025 – Marisa Von Wieding, vice president (VP) of operations, and Palmina Whelan, capital program director of the New Terminal One at JFK, are set to present “The New Terminal One: A new global gateway” at the Passenger Terminal Conference 2025 in Madrid, Spain, this April. Their insights into this groundbreaking project provide a glimpse into the future of airport development and passenger experience.

A Groundbreaking Project for JFK and International Aviation

SHERIDAN, WYOMING – FEB. 27, 2025 – With just six weeks remaining, excitement builds for the world’s leading international airport conference and exhibition, Passenger Terminal Expo and Conference 2025. Set to unfold in Madrid, Spain, on April 8, 9 & 10, 2025, this premier event promises to deliver cutting-edge industry technologies and expert insights.

Passenger Terminal Expo – Discover Leading-Edge Innovations

SHERIDAN, WYOMING – Feb. 19, 2025 – ITB Berlin, the world's leading travel trade show, is setting new standards in sustainability and social responsibility from March 4th to 6th, 2025. With top-class panels, forward-looking offers from exhibitors from 26 countries in the "Responsible Tourism" sector, and awards for outstanding initiatives, the world's largest travel trade show demonstrates how sustainable tourism can be successfully implemented.

Commitment to a Responsible Travel Industry

SHERIDAN, WYOMING – Feb. 18, 2025 – In recent years, no TV series has captivated viewers and sparked wanderlust quite like “The White Lotus.” With its blend of murder, scandal, stunning beaches, and wealthy characters behaving badly, the show has become a cultural phenomenon.1 The highly anticipated third season, premiering February 16th, takes viewers to another breathtaking destination: Thailand.2

Setting the Scene: Thailand's Allure

SHERIDAN, WYOMING – Feb. 18, 2025 – Bali's tourism industry, already facing numerous challenges, is now grappling with a significant increase in illegal rental villas, a problem exacerbated, according to industry insiders, by online booking platforms. Executives at legitimate hospitality establishments warn that these unregistered properties pose a serious threat to the island's reputation, create unfair competition for established businesses, and contribute to the already strained environment.