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With Boeing on the sidelines, Airbus had a clear runway on day one at Le Bourget. The industry's cautious footing speaks volumes. Read more ›
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As destinations navigate growing competition, real-time movement data is becoming essential to inform smarter marketing, planning, and resource allocation. In this talk, Zartico’s chief innovation officer and co-founder, along with its chief operating officer, discuss how AI-powered behavioral insights can close costly data gaps across the visitor journey. Read more ›
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At a time of political upheaval weighing on inbound tourism, Brand USA's new campaign aims to lift global enthusiasm for U.S. travel. Read more ›
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Digital room keys have been around for years, but the catch has been that guests have to download a hotel's app to make them work. So some hoteliers are hoping to simplify things. Read more ›
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Great ideas deserve industry recognition. Enter the Skift IDEA Awards now, then use the extra time to elevate your submission before the deadline. Read more ›
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Accor is running ads for its loyalty program that star footballer Kylian Mbappé. The goal is to drive more direct bookings. The backstory is that online travel agencies are incredibly convenient for consumers and incredibly expensive for hotel companies like Accor. Read more ›
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Cordelia Cruises is counting on a rising middle class to fuel demand. Launching an IPO is a bold play, but in an untapped market, being early may be everything. Read more ›
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The targeted countries don’t account for a large number of visitors, but the U.S. has already been dealing with a decline in inbound travel. Read more ›
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Funding has been slow this year, but B2B travel tech startups are still leading the way these days. Read more ›
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The cause of the AI171 crash is yet to be known. For now, the focus is on gathering data and supporting both investigators and, more importantly, the families. Read more ›
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We’d been hearing CEOs talk about stabilization in travel trends. But the declines in visits from key markets — Canada, Germany — show that it will take time to repair strained relationships. Read more ›
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Air India’s response following the AI171 crash has been swift and measured as it tries to counter misinformation. Read more ›
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Flying is still safe, but high-profile incidents and more frequent close calls are leading to more anxiety from travelers. Read more ›
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The deadly crash of Air India’s 787 has heightened scrutiny of Indian aviation, though regulators have stopped short of grounding the fleet. Read more ›
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Hilton acknowledges that hotels have been behind the curve on tech. But there are plenty of ways it's using AI to enhance the guest experience - and get more revenue too. Read more ›
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Air India CEO Campbell Wilson moved fast after one of the biggest aviation tragedies in history. But the next days and weeks will define the airline. Read more ›
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Brands like Visa and Gatorade have begun advertising across Marriott's many screens. Its booking app? Ads. Your hotel room TV? Ads. The Wi-Fi login page? More ads. Read more ›
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At a time when speculation spreads faster than facts, the black box could possibly cut through the noise. It’s not a fix-all, but its recovery could be the first real step towards clarity. Read more ›
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