CNBC • 14th November 2022

Demand for private jets remains high, but flyers are not happy about increasing costs

A new survey shows new flyers want to stay with private air travel, but increasing costs are shaking up the industry.

CNBC • 7th November 2022

Where is cruising bouncing back the fastest?

Cruise bookings surged once restrictions loosened earlier this year, but some regions are recovering quicker than others, CNBC's Monica Pitrelli reports.

CNBC • 3rd November 2022

Asia-Pacific travel recovery will 'boom' as North Asia reopens, travel association CEO says

Liz Ortiguera, CEO of the Pacific Asia Travel Association, tells Monica Pitrelli she's "confident we'll return again."

CNBC • 3rd November 2022

We have benefited from the pent-up travel demand despite global headwinds, Richard Nuttall tells CNBC.

Richard Nuttall, CEO of Sri Lankan Airlines, talks to CNBC's Monica Pitrelli about how the airline is faring given the economic turmoil in the country.

CNBC • 31st October 2022

More airlines adopt 'buy now, pay later' options to let customers pay for flights in installments

Uplift CCO Tom Botts talks with Squawk Box Asia about how this model is different from paying for a flight with a credit card.

CNBC • 17th October 2022

Asia-Pacific's travel industry could fully recover by 2023

Asia-Pacific may have had a slow start, but travel recovery in the region is rapidly underway, reports CNBC's Monica Pitrelli.

CNBC • 10th October 2022

Singapore Airlines and Scoot are adding more flights to cities across Asia

Both airlines are increasing the number of flights between Singapore and Japan, South Korea and Taiwan. CNBC's Monica Pitrelli reports

CNBC International TV • 19th September 2022

What can other countries learn from Bhutan's sustainability initiatives?

"To be candid, not much," said Randy Durband, CEO of the UN-created Global Sustainable Tourism Council, on Squawk Box Asia.

CNBC • 12th August 2022

Here's why Indians have the highest confidence to travel in Asia-Pacific

Indians have the highest confidence to travel in Asia-Pacific, reports Monica Pitrelli on CNBC's "Street Signs."

CNBC • 29th July 2022

Hacktivist group Anonymous has 'embarrassed' Russian companies and government agencies

The hacktivist group Anonymous is said to have leaked so much Russian data online, it will take years to review. CNBC's Monica Pitrelli reports.

CNBC • 29th July 2022

Hacktivist group Anonymous is exposing weaknesses in Russia's cyber technology

CNBC's Monica Pitrelli examines how Anonymous is attacking Russia five months into the war with Ukraine.

CNBC • 13th May 2022

Are stratospheric balloon rides to 'space' safe?

Stratospheric balloons, as a whole, are considered to be quite safe, but opinions differ on whether to use hydrogen or helium to power passenger flights, reports CNBC's Monica Pitrelli.

CNBC • 1st April 2022

Anonymous targets Western companies still doing business in Russia

CNBC’s Monica Pitrelli says some of the companies targeted by Anonymous have since announced intentions to curtail business operations in Russia.

CNBC • 4th March 2022

'Hacktivists' have declared a cyber war against Russia

Global hacking group Anonymous has declared a "cyber war" against Russia, reports CNBC's Monica Pitrelli.

CNBC • 11th February 2022

More countries in Asia-Pacific are planning to reopen borders for tourism despite Covid surge

Despite the recent global peak in Covid-19 cases, more governments are beginning to revaluate their pandemic policies in light of higher vaccination rates and more treatment options, reports CNBC's Monica Pitrelli.

CNBC • 21st January 2022

Travelers are booking big 'bucket list' trips despite higher costs

Travelers are ready to splurge on their next overseas trip despite rising costs for hotels and vacation rentals, reports CNBC's Monica Pitrelli.

CNBC • 21st January 2022

Travelers say they're willing to spend more in 2022, and they're going to use travel agents

As travel becomes more complicated, people are turning to travel agents to help with Covid-19 documentation and back-up plans, reports CNBC's Monica Pitrelli.