With the Macau entry, Uber is making its way back into Asia. But it is moving slowly. And this time, it is sticking to the rules. Read more ›
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Japan doesn’t have too many tourists. It has too many tourists being sent to the same places. Until that changes, talks on solving overtourism will just remain recycled rhetoric. Read more ›
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While aircraft manufacturing in India may still be some way off, but the government is already taking steps to make domestic production commercially viable. Read more ›
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Google is stitching its AI search features into a single workflow. For some users, that means a smarter, more personalized experience, with AI that shapes responses based on real travel preferences without leaving search. Read more ›
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The U.S. has become the hardest place in the world to run a ULCC, and only highly focused models are surviving. Read more ›
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Kirby's framework — AI for optimization, humans for judgment — is more specific than what most travel executives have articulated. It's worth paying attention to. Read more ›
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F&B is a major revenue driver for hotels. But it is likely that the boom from banqueting is overshadowing how room guests are no longer willing to pay through their nose when options are just a click away. Read more ›
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The Union Budget’s impact depends largely on where you sit in the travel value chain. For inbound-focused businesses, there is little to celebrate amid muted promotion spends. For outbound players, however, tax relief offers a clear and immediate boost. Read more ›
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AI agents are talking to each other on the Moltbook social network — no humans required. Soon, they’ll be booking travel too. Read more ›
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The ski industry is racing to fight the impacts of climate change mainly with snowmaking. But the irony is hard to ignore: the very systems keeping many slopes open also burn energy and emit greenhouse gases. Read more ›
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The city still offers what made it special. And it's humming with new ideas in hospitality. Read more ›
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The clarification means thousands of Bombardier regional jets and Airbus A220s already in service with U.S. carriers would continue operating under their existing certifications. Read more ›
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AI can dream up your adventure, but it’s connecting to the operators on the ground who actually make it real. That’s the challenge Roamio is taking on. Read more ›
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Approaching his fifth anniversary as CEO, Anthony Capuano has restructured the world's largest hotel company to move faster and try to put guests first. Read more ›
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Climate-linked disasters are shutting down top tourist destinations and straining recovery budgets. Read more ›
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LVMH CEO Bernard Arnault said there won't be a Louis Vuitton Hotels brand, despite online speculation to the contrary. He said he wanted to keep the retail brand 'focused, not diversified.' Read more ›
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As extreme weather becomes a fixture of modern travel, airports and airlines face mounting pressure to adapt, while travel insurance helps pick up the slack. Read more ›
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The leadership reset points to a company preparing itself for a more scrutinized phase of growth. Read more ›
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Aircraft orders, not just passenger numbers, are becoming the clearest measure of how seriously India’s aviation future is being taken. Read more ›
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It is unclear if a decertification could impact aircraft beyond Bombardier’s business jets. Read more ›
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