The largest purpose-driven travel flow on earth passes through the most commercially aspirational spaces on earth, and the dissonance is jarring if you stop long enough to watch who is actually walking past the glittering Hermes store... Read more ›
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While 'cleanliness is next to godliness' may not consistently reflect India's outlook, the nation is recognizing its importance to attract both domestic and international tourists. Initiatives such as the rating framework hold significant value in evaluating and enhancing the cleanliness standards of tourism establishments. -Peden Doma Bhutia Read more ›
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The real estate market might be tight, but investors' purse strings are still loose -Srividya Kalyanaraman Read more ›
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Loyalty programs are big business for airlines, with companies and their employees carefully weighing the perks of these programs. -Selene Brophy Read more ›
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In addition to flight routing adjustments, Royal Jordanian is also dealing with high fuel costs, a recent capital restructuring, and delays of new Airbus due to begin arriving next year. -Edward Russell Read more ›
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Hilton will simplify its process for booking small events and meetings, too. All told, it's a promising sign that hoteliers are finally taking the pain points of small and medium-sized businesses seriously. -Sean O'Neill Read more ›
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Dubai's grand plan to convert tourists into residents has worked, at least on the Russians. Russia travel into Dubai is slowing down for the first time in months. -Josh Corder Read more ›
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Trojena for skiing, Soudah Peaks for luxury housing and now Leyja for space-age hotels, Saudi Arabia continues to develop its mountains for tourism. -Josh Corder Read more ›
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In September, Bob van den Oord became CEO of Langham, a luxury hotel group. In his first interview in the role, he talks about the group's multi-brand strategy to double its property count. -Sean O'Neill Read more ›
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Airlines jumped on the surge in travel demand to Turkey. That's translating to lower airfares even as visitor numbers rise. -Edward Russell Read more ›
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DiDi said robotaxis will be available on its rideshare app by 2025, and Regent Craft said it will begin testing electric seagliders next year. -Justin Dawes Read more ›
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Hotel companies pay billions a year to online travel agencies and other distributors. Our estimate of how much is eye-opening. So is hoteliers' naiveté about how sustainable their level of spending is. -Sean O'Neill Read more ›
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Tour operators are trying to be sensitive to the war conditions currently underway in Israel. -Selene Brophy Read more ›
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Seattle is another major U.S. city trying to save its downtown with tourism. -Dawit Habtemariam Read more ›
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Today's edition of Skift's daily podcast examines Delta's earnings, big tech's AI travel moves, and Airbnb's senior housing research. -Rashaad Jorden Read more ›
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Inflation may stay higher for longer. That may fuel interest in all-inclusive resorts, which charge one upfront price. -Sean O'Neill Read more ›
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It must be nice having such loyal and high-spending customers as Delta. -Edward Russell Read more ›
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The housing market is nothing if not complex. Airbnb wants to leverage data to convince cities that its attributes are under-appreciated. -Dennis Schaal Read more ›
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As the big tech companies reveal what they've been working on in travel, it raises questions about the longevity of small companies that have been working on similar projects. -Justin Dawes Read more ›
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Group travel is a mixed bag — some love it, others not so much. One luxury tour operator wants to design group travel itineraries suited to individual needs but intended to create a lasting impact within the group. -Selene Brophy Read more ›
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