Illustration: Zoë Soriano U.S. hotel owners are bracing for another quarter of sluggish business travel, hoping that this year’s surge in leisure travel can carry over into the fall and holiday ...

As a leader with critical responsibilities that seem endless, stepping away from your team and the business for a vacation may be challenging. Not being around to supervise your employees or to ...

a professor at Columbia Business School. He believes that’s part of the reason several companies are bulking up their vacation benefits this year. But given the relative lack of data on whether ...

Business leaders should follow his lead and take proactive measures in their organizations. The average American's vacation time rose in the 1980s and 1990s but began to decline after that.

Ask when you are building relationships. They won’t think to bring it up, because it’s often a normal part of doing business here. Go. Take a vacation. Step away from the office and your phone ...