Canadian Travel to the U.S. Grew for a 5th Month Despite Trade War — Still Down 27% From 2024

Cross-border mobility between Canada and the United States has once again defied pessimistic economic projections, recording a notable resurgence during the late summer season. According to official data released on…

Canadian Travel to U.S. Sees Modest June Rebound Amidst Lingering Boycott Fallout, Still Down Significantly from Pre-Tension Levels

Washington D.C. – Canadian-resident return trips to the United States experienced a modest increase of 3.2% in June 2026 compared to the same month last year, according to new figures…

Canadians Tick Back Across Border in April, But Still Favoring Destinations Beyond the U.S.

Canadian residents made their first year-over-year gain in return trips to the United States in April, marking a modest 1.4% increase following 15 consecutive months of decline, according to recent…

Is Singapore Airlines Still A Profit Superstar?

The intricate world of airline finance, often characterized by its volatility and susceptibility to global economic shifts, is currently undergoing a period of significant recalibration and recovery following unprecedented disruptions.…

Crown Princess: A Decade Later, Still a Trendsetter in Cruising

When the Crown Princess set sail in 2006, it wasn’t just another vessel entering the cruise industry; it was a harbinger of new trends and guest experiences. Princess Cruises, known…

Is Singapore Airlines Still A Profit Superstar?

The latest episode of the "Airline Weekly Lounge" podcast, featuring industry veterans Gordon and Jay, delves into the intricate financial performance of Singapore Airlines (SIA), emphasizing the crucial role of…

Is Singapore Airlines Still A Profit Superstar?

The global aviation sector continues its dynamic recovery trajectory, marked by nuanced performances from leading carriers and persistent challenges across various operational landscapes. As industry stakeholders keenly dissect the latest…