Overtourism can be solved, and it will start with locals 'taking control' of how much tourism — and what kind of it — they want, according to travel experts during the 17th annual New York Times Travel Show this past weekend. (Business Insider)

AAA announced it has overhauled its highly acclaimed AAA Diamond Program by replacing ratings with designations. (TravelPulse)

The biggest name in video games in the early 1980s is taking a shot at the hotel business. The first Atari hotel is due to break ground later this year in Phoenix. (Travel Weekly)

Upping their games to attract more meeting and convention business in an ever-more-competitive market, major U.S. convention centers are busy with renovation and expansion projects. (TSNN)

An updated version of "What happens here, stays here" – a mantra that spent almost two decades embedded in the American vernacular – launched Sunday. (Reno Gazette Journal)

Make your presentations exciting by following these tips. (Fast Company)

A rapidly spreading viral outbreak is disrupting travel and business in China. (Bloomberg)

Public concern about the environmental effect of air travel could pose a threat to the events industry. (Bloomberg)

According to one report, some Americans are having trouble with the application process itself, as legitimate passports are being denied as proof of identity. (Lonely Planet)

What’s the right number to aim for at an event with a mix of vendors and attendees? The PCMA Catalyst community weighs in. (pcma)

President Trump's travel ban on travelers from predominantly Muslim countries is headed back to a federal appeals court, three years after it was first imposed. (ABC News)

More recent research has found that using the internet at work for personal purposes may have some positive outcomes. (Fast Company)