Travel talent is overdue for a rebrand. The future isn’t about fighting AI, it’s about doubling down on the human edge. For hospitality to thrive, it must tell a better story. Read more ›
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The shutdown appears to be amplifying Washington’s tourism downturn, but underlying national softness in hotel demand makes it hard to isolate the damage. Read more ›
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An IPO just a few years after Ritz-Carlton Yacht Collection's maiden voyage would be ambitious, though the CEO also raised the possibility of getting "gobbled up." Read more ›
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Marriott CEO Anthony Capuano says the company is fine-tuning its approach to everything from acquisitions to AI to talent development, with Gulf Cooperation Council countries emerging as a testing ground for its evolving tactics. Read more ›
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The meeting comes as the shutdown enters its 30th day and air traffic controllers missed their first paychecks on October 28. Read more ›
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Jim Murren, chair of the UAE’s gaming authority, expects to see up to four integrated resorts in the UAE in the coming years. Read more ›
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Chalet Hotels is betting on India’s domestic travel boom with Athiva, its first homegrown brand. The company aims to offer assurance of the expected and joy of the unexpected to its guests while strengthening its position as one of India’s fastest-rising hospitality players. Read more ›
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Travelers aren’t browsing aimlessly - they’re searching with precision. Google says the future of travel discovery lies in creators, AI tools, and meeting intent in the moment. Read more ›
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Oman Air is going all-in on its home market and its digital strategy is paying off faster than expected. But the road to broader transformation still depends on infrastructure and realism about climate goals. Read more ›
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Navan’s IPO shows it’s betting on growth through acquisitions and tech to take on the big players in corporate travel — even while it’s still losing money. Read more ›
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Accor’s Group Deputy CEO Jean-Jacques Morin credits the Middle East’s decisive leadership for fueling hotel development. Morin says AI, loyalty, and live events will help define the company's next phase. Read more ›
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Saving a basis point or two per transaction in Booking.com's payments business can turn into a windfall of millions of dollars. That's an edge that Booking.com is leveraging in payments, which are also central to its connected trip strategy. Read more ›
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Zohran Mamdani is the frontrunner for NYC mayor and his central idea — affordability — has big implications for the travel industry. Read more ›
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Indian travelers do not want to leave behind their pets while on vacations. And they are making sure accommodation units know that. Read more ›
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Google is riding AI to new heights — and letting it ignite new travel ambitions. Read more ›
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Google has been downplaying free organic links for many years. In the past year, its AI Overviews and other ad formats have basically forced travel companies to spend more for traffic. Kayak isn't the only player feeling the squeeze. Read more ›
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JetBlue is placing a big bet that it can grow its network and cultivate a premium customer base out of the Florida city. Read more ›
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Capella wants enough hotels that wealthy travelers encounter the brand across continents, but few enough that each one still feels like a discovery. Not as simple as it sounds. Read more ›
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Oyo is thoroughly moving beyond its traditional economy hospitality segment positioning by diversifying its premium brand into niche tourism segments. Read more ›
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Booking Holdings had a strong third quarter. CEO Glenn Fogel acknowledged these are early days for the artificial intelligence boom. Read more ›
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