Seattle Travel Titan Expedia Hits 30, Bets Big That AI Can Book Your Next Trip
As Expedia marks 30 years, CEO Ariane Gorin is leaning into AI and new partnerships to turn planning experiments into bookings while warning about AI risks. Strong Q1 results give the company room to test and scale.
Sea-Tac Squeeze, Puget Sound Flyers Stare Down A Turbulent Travel Future
A state report warns Washington faces a roughly $3.7 billion airport funding gap while Puget Sound passenger demand heads toward midcentury peaks. Sea‑Tac and nearby fields may not be able to absorb the growth without new funding or regional shifts in service.
Feds Zero In On Gig Harbor Women’s Prison In Civil-Rights Sex Assault Probe
The Justice Department has opened a CRIPA investigation into WCCW after lawsuits alleged women were assaulted by a male inmate who identified as female. Federal investigators will review housing and safety policies.
BC Place Gets World Cup Makeover as Downtown Vancouver Braces for Soccer Surge
BC Place installed a FIFA-grade grass pitch and finished major upgrades ahead of seven World Cup matches, with organizers expecting packed crowds this summer. The changes aim to meet FIFA rules and leave a venue legacy for Vancouver.












