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    Time to Reset

    This exclusive girls getaway is just a few hours from Houston

    Joanna Michelle
    Jul 21, 2016 | 9:00 am
    Reset Retreat — Texas Hill Country
    Enjoy expansive views during Reset Retreat's Texas getaway.
    Photo courtesy of Reset Retreat

    After a handful of successful excursions to tropical locales (Hello, Belize!), the founders of Reset Retreat are making it easier than ever for ladies to get away and recharge. In September, the Austin-based women's-only vacation company will host its first Texas retreat, just four hours from Houston.

    "We wanted to create something easier for people to get to. It's a four-day accelerated program, and it's really diving into the life coaching and the yoga," says ​Reset Retreat co-founder Cierra Savatgy-King.

    The Texas Reset Retreat takes place September 15-18 at a private villa in Hudson Oaks, about 30 minutes west of Fort Worth. During the four-day wellness getaway, guests will loosen up with yoga, enjoy chef-prepared meals, undergo personality exercises to better understand themselves, and delve into the deep stuff with a life coach.

    If that doesn't help you unwind, perhaps the waterslide and expansive views of the Texas countryside will do the trick.

    Savatgy-King met fellow Reset Retreat founders Natalie Jenkins and Crystal Veness on a Croatian cruise. Though strangers, the three bonded over the "commonalities between what we were experiencing as women: self worth, who you want to be when you grow up, breakups, finding who you are, and what you stand for," Savatgy-King says.

    They founded Reset Retreat to create the same experience for other women. Often it's what remains after the initial getaway that helps women maintain their newfound peace of mind. Following the retreat, many participants keep in touch through a private Facebook group where they support one another long after the vacation ends.

    Rates for the Texas Reset Retreat are $1,590 for a shared room and $1,990 for private accommodations. The price includes breakfast, lunch, and dinner, as well as daily yoga, coaching sessions, and more.

    "It's so beautiful, because [the guests] walk out of this retreat and everybody seems to have this laser focus on what they want," says Savatgy-King.

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    Houston's Hobby Airport saw sharp passenger decline in 2025, per study

    Amber Heckler
    Nov 17, 2025 | 4:00 pm
    William P. Hobby Airport in Houston
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    Houston's airport struggles may worsen as the government shutdown continues.

    A new global airport travel study has revealed passenger traffic at Houston's William P. Hobby Airport (HOU) sharply decreased from 2024 to 2025.

    The analysis from travel magazine LocalsInsider examined recently released data from the Bureau of Transportation Statistics (BTS), the U.S. International Trade Association, and a nationwide survey to determine the following American traveler habits: The most popular U.S. and international destinations, emerging hotspots, and destinations on the decline. The study covered passenger travel trends from January through July 2025.

    In the report's ranking of the 40 U.S. airports with the sharpest declines in passenger traffic, HOU ranked 13th on the list.

    About 4.26 million arrivals were reported at HOU from January through July 2024, compared to about 3.96 million during the same seven-month period in 2025. According to the data, that's a significant 7.1 percent drop in passenger traffic year-over-year, or a loss of 300,974 passengers.

    "As travelers chase new hotspots, some destinations are seeing reduced passenger traffic whether due to rising costs, shifting airline schedules, or evolving traveler preferences, some destinations are seeing a decrease in visitors," the report's author wrote.

    HOU's passenger traffic may soon see improvements as federal agencies reopen, but it's not guaranteed. HOU and George Bush Intercontinental Airport had both been included on the Federal Aviation Administration's list of 40 "high volume" airports that would experience capacity cuts and flight cancellations due to the government shutdown. However, USAToday warns that flight disruptions may continue as the FAA evaluates whether services can return to normal.

    Passenger traffic declines elsewhere in Texas
    It appears most major Texas airports had drops in passenger traffic from 2024 to 2025. Dallas Love Field Airport (DAL) was the worst offender in the state with a dramatic 7.4 percent dip in arrivals. DAL also ranked 11th on the list of U.S. airports with the steepest declines in passenger traffic.

    More than 5.13 million arrivals were reported at DAL from January through July 2024, compared to over 4.75 million during the same seven-month period in 2025.

    This is how passenger traffic has fallen at other major Texas airports from 2024 to 2025:

    Austin-Bergstrom International Airport (AUS):

    • 6,107,597 – Passenger arrivals from January to July 2024
    • 5,828,396 – Passenger arrivals from January to July 2025
    • -4.6 percent – Year-over-year passenger change
    Dallas/Fort Worth International Airport (DFW):
    • 23,830,017 – Passenger arrivals from January to July 2024
    • 23,251,302 – Passenger arrivals from January to July 2025
    • -2.4 percent – Year-over-year passenger change

    San Antonio International Airport (SAT):

    • 2,937,870 – Passenger arrivals from January to July 2024
    • 2,836,774 – Passenger arrivals from January to July 2025
    • -3.4 percent – Year-over-year passenger change
    El Paso International Airport (ELP):
    • 1,094,431 – Passenger arrivals from January to July 2024
    • 1,076,845 – Passenger arrivals from January to July 2025
    • -1.6 percent – Year-over-year passenger change
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