• Thu, May 8, 2025

by: BuzzFeed

These 29 Things Improve The Experience Of Traveling With Only A Carry-On

Pair this spacious travel backpack with your carry-on, and you can pack a whole suitcase's worth of clothes without the fee.

by: Newsweek

Traveler rents Airbnb, unprepared for what it comes with: "10/10 host"

"Whatever amount of money [you] paid for this Airbnb is not enough," one user wrote in the comments.

by: Forbes

'Raw Travel' Syndicated Weekly To Return For Season 13

'Raw Travel," the weekly syndicated half-hour travel/lifestyle-themed entry, will utilize the best of its over 200-episode library for season 13.

by: CNN

#NEWS: United CEO says air travel is still safe, | CNN

United Airlines CEO Scott Kirby told CNN Thursday air travel remains safe, even at Newark Liberty International Airport, where delays have played out for more than a week as air traffic controllers took trauma leave after a critical technology outage.

by: CoinTelegraph

Ex-Celsius CEO asks to travel for a wedding after sentencing

Alex Mashinsky made a last-minute request to travel for his daughter's wedding mere hours before he was scheduled to be sentenced on two felony charges.

by: Parade

U.S. Issues Travel Advisory for Popular Vacation Destination

As civil unrest unfolds in the country, the State Department has advised U.S. citizens to avoid traveling to certain areas of this popular South Asian nation.

by: Fortune

Trump calls Fed Chairman Powell a 'fool' but despite relentless attacks, he may be keeping him around for one key reason

Trump previously said he could remove Powell "real fast," but has since backed down.

by: NDTV

Singapore Issues Advisory Asking Nationals to Avoid Travel To J&K, Pakistan

Singapore has advised its citizens to defer all non-essential travel to Jammu and Kashmir in India, and to Pakistan, amid tensions between the two neighbours.

by: ESPN

Stolarz not traveling with Leafs ahead of Game 3

Maple Leafs goaltender Anthony Stolarz is staying in Toronto as his teammates travel to Florida ahead of Game 3.

by: Billboard

Christina Aguilera's Chic Travel Essential Is This Must-Have Silk Sleep Mask

The Drowsy mask has 100% blackout capabilities and it's made of silk to prevent wrinkles.

by: CNET

Best Travel Pillows for Your 2025 Spring Vacation

Sleep soundly in a car, plane or train this spring with an expert-tested travel pillow.

by: GQ

The Best Packing Cubes for Enlightened Travelers

Organize your suitcase (and your life) with these criminally underrated travel companions.

by: WJCL

Buc-ee's eyes summer opening for Coastal Georgia travel center

The Glynn County location is set to bring nearly 200 jobs and millions of dollars in revenue to the area.

by: MLB

Chris Stapleton and Buffalo Trace Distillery's Traveller Whiskey becomes the first official whiskey of Major League Baseball

Traveller Blended Whiskey, co-created by Buffalo Trace Distillery's Master Distiller Harlen Wheatley and Grammy-winning singer, songwriter and musician Chris Stapleton, formed a new multi-year agreement making Traveller the Official Whiskey of Major League Baseball (MLB). The partnership solidifies the Most Awarded Super Premium Whiskey release of 2024 as the first

by: Fortune

Workforce AI skills are advancing slowly as the technology zooms ahead. Something has to give

The problem is likely to intensify as companies try applying AI tools to more complex parts of their business.

by: MLB

Traveller Whiskey becomes the first official whiskey of MLB

Traveller Blended Whiskey, co-created by Buffalo Trace Distillery's Master Distiller Harlen Wheatley and Grammy-winning singer, songwriter and musician Chris Stapleton, formed a new multi-year agreement making Traveller the Official Whiskey of Major League Baseball (MLB). The partnership solidifies the Most Awarded Super Premium Whiskey release of 2024 as the first

by: Newsweek

US raises travel risk for Caribbean countries

Cuba was one of the 41 countries that featured on an internal memo seen by Reuters that were being considered for a full visa suspension by the White House.

by: Fortune

Jerome Powell says the Fed can afford to 'wait and see' before cutting rates. Other economists aren't so sure

A data-dependent approach might leave the central bank playing catch-up.

by: Fortune

Identity theft jumps for the first time since 2021, with Florida leading the pack

Miami was still the city where identity theft was most common.

by: Fortune

LVMH's U.S. CEO is glad 'annoying' quiet luxury trend has died

"I've always argued that luxury is connected to the underlying human emotion of accomplishment."

by: Fortune

Current price of gold: May 8, 2025

Trends in gold prices could indicate whether the asset can protect against inflation. Here's a look at how the precious metal is doing today.

by: Fortune

The Gates Foundation reckons with the end of the globalism era

Bill Gates and Melinda French Gates started the organization 25 years ago, in a more optimistic time. Now, leaders say they must do a better job bringing the 'hearts and minds' along with them.

by: Fortune

CHROs have the reputation of being the least AI-savvy of the C-suite, research finds

Most CEOs believe their top HR leaders aren't as well-versed in AI as other prominent leaders.

by: Fortune

Fortune Tech: Google's AI search problem

Plus: Netflix's app revamp, OpenAI's Stargate, Amazon's new robot, and Meta's glasses in the latest edition of Fortune's flagship tech newsletter.

by: Fortune

An air traffic controller at Newark is like 'a 3D chess player who can juggle a chainsaw' with their eyes closed, ex-pilot says

Air traffic controllers are taking "trauma leave" to deal with stress after the chaos at Newark.

by: Fortune

How Lead Edge Capital's 750-strong army of backers powers its venture flywheel

Nimay Mehta on the New York VC firm's unique approach to software investing.

by: Fortune

Lidl goes upmarket with a focus on elite London postcodes as part of its aggressive $665 million U.K. expansion

The German grocer eyes 40 new stores—including in Soho and Notting Hill—as it accelerates UK growth and gains market share from rivals.

by: Fortune

With the Fed in the rearview, markets jump on signs that Trump wants trade deals with China and U.K.

Even Bitcoin is back: It was above $99,000 this morning.

by: Fortune

Bombardier CEO on tariffs: 'I'm always a believer that common sense will prevail'

Also: Is Trump be softening on China? U.S. will announce trade deal with U.K.
  • Fri, May 9, 2025

by: MassLive

Travel alert: This english-speaking country carries an increased terrorism risk

Terrorist groups continue to plan attacks in this popular American tourist destination and may attack with little or no warning, authorities warn.

by: People

'Experienced Climber' Missing for 5 Days After Traveling on Solo Hiking Trip in New Zealand

Eli Sweeting, an 'experienced climber' from Bristol, England, has been missing for five days, after traveling on a solo hiking trip to New Zealand

by: ESPN

'The league is transforming': Inside the goals of the next WNBA -- travel, roster size, and yes, pay

Increased salaries, revenue sharing and salary cap are among the issues being negotiated for WNBA's new CBA.

by: Forbes

Forbes Travel Guide's Top Seoul Hotels, Disneyland Abu Dhabi And More Travel News

Plus: The most beautiful airport landings and the world's most unusual hotels.

by: Forbes

Priceline's AI Tool To Drive Travel Search And Personalization Trends

In an age of abundant options and algorithmic recommendations, the modern traveler doesn't just want to go somewhere—they want to belong somewhere.

by: CNN

REAL ID is now required for air travel in America. Here's what to expect at airports across the US | CNN

The time has come. Starting Wednesday, passengers nationwide must a use state-issued ID or license that is "REAL ID" complaint to travel within the US.

by: Forbes

Ground Transportation As A Tool To Minimize Overtourism

There are many studies into overtourism, and the consensus is that "several factors have led to this situation."

by: CNN

REAL ID is now required for air travel in America. Here's what's happening at airports across the US

The time has come. Starting Wednesday, passengers nationwide must a use state-issued ID or license that is "REAL ID" complaint to travel within the US.

by: BBC

British solo traveller reported missing in New Zealand after hike

Eli Sweeting did not return from a hike in the Milford Sound area of Fiordland National Park on Sunday.

by: Forbes

IAG Shares Rise As FTSE 100 Travel Giant Beats Forecasts In Q1

The British Airways owner saw revenues leap 9.6% between January and March, to €7 billion. Operating profit surged to €198 million from €68 million over the period.

by: Fortune

My solution to Trump's tariffs: I'm starting a U.S. factory to save my small business

Supply chains for consumer goods don't have to be overseas, and the benefits to producing in the U.S. extend beyond tariffs.

by: Fortune

Current price of gold: May 9, 2025

by: Fortune

A new Florida bill about non-compete agreements could mean big changes to the employment landscape

Florida is looking to change their legislation around non-compete agreements and it could affect employers outside the state.

by: Fortune

Payoneer postpones full-year 2025 guidance and seeks a buyer

Payoneer in November had a $4.24 billion market cap but has seen that drop by near one-third

by: Fortune

As Klarna flips from AI-first to hiring people again, a new landmark survey reveals most AI projects fail to deliver

Just 1 in 4 AI investments bring in the ROI they promise—but CEOs just can't resist the technology.

by: Fortune

At Brainstorm AI London, AI's use cases are increasingly practical while the future remains cloudy

At Fortune Brainstorm AI London, use cases for AI have taken shape as questions about the future abound.

by: Fortune

Fortune Tech: OpenAI's Sam Altman goes to Washington to talk AI

Plus: Sam Altman's Congressional testimony, Meta testing the crypto waters, and Apple's specialized chips in the latest edition of Fortune's flagship tech newsletter.

by: Fortune

Molson Coors had its biggest earnings miss in 4 years because consumers are too worried by tariffs to drink

With tariffs and inflation squeezing wallets, fewer Americans are reaching for a brew.

by: Fortune

Current refi mortgage rates report for May 9, 2025

Bombardier CEO on tariffs: 'I'm always a believer that common sense will prevail'

Also: Is Trump be softening on China? U.S. will announce trade deal with U.K.
In an interview with Fortune, Bombardier CEO Eric Martel expressed concerns over the potential impact of new tariffs on the aerospace industry, particularly affecting Bombardier's operations. Martel highlighted that the proposed tariffs could disrupt global supply chains and increase costs, which might hinder the company's competitiveness and growth. He emphasized Bombardier's commitment to innovation and sustainability, noting that the company is investing heavily in new technologies and eco-friendly aircraft. Martel also discussed the importance of maintaining strong relationships with international partners and governments to navigate the challenges posed by these tariffs. He remains optimistic about Bombardier's future, citing the company's strong order backlog and strategic initiatives as key factors for continued success.

Read the Full Fortune Article at:
https://fortune.com/2025/05/08/bombardier-ceo-eric-martel-tariffs/

Like: 👍

Similar Travel and Leisure Publications
Scott Bessent predicted that "trading relations will be stronger" but largely avoided the topic of tariffs in an on-stage speech.
Consumers, though, will still pay more.
Humanoid makers are looking at a potential bright side to the geopolitical shifts.
Ryan Petersen, CEO and founder of Flexport, speaks to Fortune about the pressures tariffs place on American businesses.
America is alarmingly unprepared to meet surging demand for a material deeply embedded in nearly every aspect of modern life.
Dealmaking has ground to a halt for the U.S. financial services industry, which generated a $130 billion trade surplus last year.
Stephen Hayes Dacus is the first foreigner tapped to head 7-Eleven.
Prices for baby strollers and infant car seats are already up by an average of 25% and 20%, respectively.
"Take what the president says literally. I take it literally. I always have," the Canadian prime minister said.
"It's not a panacea for all things tariff," RTX CEO Christopher Calio told investors Tuesday.
Bessent, in remarks to the Institute of International Finance, said, "America first does not mean America alone."
Crude prices, tariffs contribute to a North American slowdown for Halliburton and the industry.