When clean energy starts to make business sense – not just climate sense – that’s where real traction begins. Hilton’s experience shows that in markets where renewables are cost-neutral, owners buy in. Read more ›
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China’s travel agents are rebuilding their outbound business with a blend of old-school connections and new-age tech. The pivot to AI and the renewed interest in Europe aren't just trends, they’re a response to how traveler expectations have changed. Read more ›
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As direct competition in India is increasing and suppliers are cutting middlemen, MakeMyTrip is moving to international markets to increase supply and distinguish itself. Read more ›
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Booking Holdings sees many Americans remaining cautious about travel. The good news: It has less U.S. exposure than rivals Expedia and Airbnb. Read more ›
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Royal Caribbean's passengers are definitely spending. Its plans to improve how its loyalty program and co-branded credit card reward guests may fuel future growth. Read more ›
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JetBlue found a new dance partner after its messy breakup with American – but this deal is deliberately limited to avoid antitrust headaches. Read more ›
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The flight attendants union said United’s offer did not go far enough and that it would survey members on what issues they would like to see resolved in a new contract. Read more ›
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As the line between short-term rentals and hotels continues to blur, Dart Interests is betting that the next generation of resorts won’t choose sides. In a new episode of the Skift Travel Podcast, Skift CEO Rafat Ali sat down with Dart President Chris Kelsey to explore the company’s $2.5 billion flagship project—Evermore Orlando—and a bold […] Read more ›
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Hours after the DOT gave JetBlue the green light for its partnership with United, executives said they are looking to expand its travel tech platform to include more airlines and other travel companies. Read more ›
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Travel doesn’t slow down, and neither do the people leading it. Skift Global Forum gives them a space to think strategically, connect meaningfully, and plan what’s next. Read more ›
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I’m proud to announce two acquisitions that mark significant steps forward for us in community-driven, multimedia content. These acquisitions are part of our intentional growth strategy, balancing simplicity and complexity to build resilience into our media ecosystem. Read more ›
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As India's high-value business travel is on-track to surpass pre-Covid levels, competition in India is heating up with OTAs and hotel chains adjusting their strategies to sharpen their focus on this segment. Read more ›
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Everyone in corporate travel is trying to cut out the middleman, which is awkward because half the people in corporate travel are the middleman. Hilton's gained traction with a new program for small- and medium-sized businesses and easier processes for payments. Read more ›
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Spirit said it would furlough more pilots as it is looking to downsize its flight schedule, one of the many measures the carrier is taking to restore profitability. Read more ›
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As AI reshapes the travel marketing landscape, brands must rethink their approach to content strategy. A new report from Curacity reveals how marketers can shift from passive awareness-building to active, measurable demand creation through targeted storytelling and strategic distribution. Read more ›
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A pricing technology gap has created a David-and-Goliath dynamic in hospitality, where small, indie operators compete against chains. Can AI help level the playing field? Read more ›
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First things first: Sri Lanka isn’t going visa‑free, it’s just scrapping the fee. Free visas could help close the gap for Sri Lanka, but the country needs a consistent campaign and a story that goes beyond price. Read more ›
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Airbnb is hiring an engineer for an AI-powered natural language search product. If the tech delivers, it could create new creative pressure in shaping how people choose where to go and stay. Read more ›
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Etihad is hoping to outmaneuver its Gulf rivals with 30 small but premium aircraft. Will passengers buy the promise of private jet-like luxury? Read more ›
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Neil Jacobs stepped away from operations but not from hospitality. With Wild Origins, he’s helping brands scale with purpose and avoid the pitfalls he’s seen before. Read more ›
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The increasing frequency of heat events is raising fresh questions about climate resilience in Mediterranean tourism markets, especially as the peak season now coincides with dangerous weather extremes. Read more ›
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The Grand Canyon fires are some the worst to hit the region. A sobering reminder that extreme weather can affect iconic natural landmarks. Read more ›
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Radisson is quietly reinventing itself through regional focus and flexible branding, trading name recognition for market adaptability. Read more ›
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In the headphones today: American Air makes an AI pricing promise, Hilton says EV charging is an edge, and Southwest’s billion dollar bonus. Read more ›
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Despite early concerns, Southwest is learning what other airlines had already figured out: Baggage fees are big business. Read more ›
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Ever since Delta mentioned it is using AI to set prices on domestic flights, the backlash against the carrier has grown. Read more ›
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EV chargers at hotels may also be attracting more eco-conscious travelers - a sign that what’s inside the accommodation, and its climate impact, could increasingly influence booking decisions too. Read more ›
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Price-conscious travelers made fewer trips this spring in the U.S., but hotel developers have shown confidence by signing up for franchise contracts in record numbers. Read more ›
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With digital privacy tightening, identity resolution is becoming essential for travel marketers. Wunderkind’s Ronen Kadosh explains how smarter data strategies can help brands drive direct bookings and build lasting loyalty. Read more ›
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Qatar became the first Middle East nation to host the FIFA World Cup in 2022, now it wants to be the first to host the Olympics as well. Read more ›
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American, like many other U.S. airlines, is lowering its profit forecast for the year. However, the carrier noted that domestic demand was starting to strengthen. Read more ›
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