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CNBC asked a mix of artists to name their favorite public and commercial galleries to visit in London — large or small.

Traveling abroad for a Taylor Swift concert is perhaps the most prominent example of taking a trip motivated by personal interest, hobby or a cultural event.

The average real estate sales price in Manhattan fell 3% to just more than $2 million, according to a report from Douglas Elliman and Miller Samuel.

Amid rising uncivility, Japan Airlines and All Nippon Airways outline the behaviors that constitute "customer harassment" of their staff members.

Although the overall unemployment rate is just 4%, there is a growing share of young adults not working — by choice or by force.

Boeing is buying the supplier of fuselages as it looks for a way out of its manufacturing and safety crisis.

Some 84% of Germans and 69% of French workers said they feel "vacation deprived" even though they take the most days off work, according to an Expedia study.

TSA is predicting record screened passengers for the July 4th period of travel, and if it's anything like recent years, flight delays will be an issue.

Vienna, Copenhagen and Zurich topped the list for the most livable cities in the world, according to EIU's 2024 Global Liveability Index.

The Disney Adventure will sail three- and four-night voyages from Singapore starting in 2025, with the capacity to carry some 6,700 passengers on board.

Admission prices for sporting events, movies, theaters and concerts are up year over year.

Lufthansa Group said Tuesday that it would add an “environmental cost surcharge” to ticket prices as soon as this week.

Singapore Airlines is no longer the best airline in the world, according to air transport rating firm Skytrax — instead Qatar Airways now holds the top spot.

The Delta One lounge is the airline's latest effort to reel in customers and offers perks like massages, showers and a high-end restaurant.

Delta is the most profitable U.S. airline and says it continues to beat rivals as more travelers pay up for premium cabins.

Iceland wants tourists to flock to its picturesque and lunar-like lava landscapes — but not at the expense of its residents or natural environment.

More employers are considering mandatory vacation, full office shutdowns and other ways to get workaholic employees to take a break.

Chief Executive John Lee urged residents to be more courteous, to smile more and to "go the extra mile to promote Hong Kong's hospitality."

The financial boost to the entire country is expected to be seismic too, with Swift's Eras Tour set to add an estimated £1 billion to the U.K. economy.

Elliott Management on Monday disclosed a nearly $2 billion stake in Southwest Airlines and said it wanted new leadership.

Delta and other carriers have sought to add premium seating and services on flights to get a revenue premium.

United's Kinective Media is the latest example of how airlines have adopted new revenue streams such as cobranded cards.

Spirit is struggling in the wake of a failed takeover by JetBlue Airways and a Pratt & Whitney engine recall.

Corporate expense startup Ramp is teaming with Priceline to offer a business travel booking platform in bid to take share from traditional, high fee vendors.

The next wave of Disney theme park expansion in the U.S. is primed to be in California rather than Florida.

American and its flight attendants' union are meeting with federal mediators next week for further talks.

German researchers recommended avoiding alcohol altogether on flights, and said airlines should restrict consumption.

The FAA granted Archer Aviation its Part 135 certificate, "which allows us to effectively become an airline," CEO Adam Goldstein told CNBC.

As Asia's tourism industry rebounds, Taiwan's Hualien County struggles to attract travelers following a deadly earthquake in April 2024.

Carol Tan and Rakcent Wong are worldschooling their 4-year-old son, Atlas. Since January 2024, the family has traveled to 23 countries and counting.