A group of 11 hotels and travel companies have pledged to halve food waste in support of a UN campaign. Read more ›
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The new Chinese traveler is becoming more intrepid. Now, the world’s largest hotel brand is moving in, the rest will likely follow. Read more ›
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Recency bias is the most expensive cognitive error in travel business. And right now, it’s mispricing Dubai. Read more ›
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Accor loses ownership stake in these hotels but keeps its name on the buildings and continues to collect fees. This is the shift toward an asset-light, franchise-heavy model CEO Sébastien Bazin has long sought. Read more ›
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Food ordering is Amazon's dress rehearsal for voice-driven travel planning and booking — a move that could put Alexa between travelers and travel suppliers. Read more ›
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Kempinski’s strategy hinges on being extremely selective. In today’s luxury market, scarcity could sell better than scale. Read more ›
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The question isn't whether Airbnb will eventually add flights or not. The issue is in what manner will Airbnb do it. Read more ›
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Ennismore is the engine behind Accor's best-performing division. The open question is whether the high margins and fast growth can continue after a potential IPO. Read more ›
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Pressed for time but still want to enter the Skift IDEA Awards? You can get a strong submission within 90 minutes and come back to improve it before the deadline. Read more ›
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On this week’s Good Morning Hospitality, A Skift Podcast: Hotels Edition, Sarah Dandashy and Steve Turk break down Marriott Hotels’ launch of its 39th brand: a wellness-focused concept in Italy, and ask whether hyper-segmentation is a smart strategy or brand overload. During this part of the discussion, Sean O'Neill will be joining us to share his insights. Read more ›
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The hospitality industry has long been debating the causes of India’s poor talent retention. Marriott claims the solution lies with the companies. Read more ›
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The harsh stance of Indian travelers against Turkey is not dampening the Middle Eastern country’s spirits and efforts in reaching out to this market. Instead, it is looking at ways to bypass the nationalism-driven sentiments, and catch demand where it can. Read more ›
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“Incredible India” was built to attract outsiders, but the center of gravity in Indian travel has shifted from selling the country abroad to building for travelers at home. Read more ›
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A room full of senior travel leaders is only valuable if you leave thinking differently. That’s the bar Skift Asia Forum sets and consistently clears. Read more ›
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Meta sold 7 million AI glasses last year and now it's coming for the billions who need prescriptions. That puts a live language interpreter on travelers at all times — even without earbuds. Read more ›
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Southwest is starting to look a lot like other airlines after decades of going its own way. There will be bumps and some loyal passengers will gripe. None of that will matter if it delivers on its profit goals. Read more ›
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The biggest problem in African business travel is everything that happens after someone decides to take a trip. And if this really is a $10 billion opportunity, it’s surprising how little innovation has focused on fixing that part. Read more ›
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Unlike Dubai, Virgin has decided to scrap rather than simply suspend its Saudi service – this suggests the challenges go beyond wartime woes. Read more ›
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Support measures include deferring government fees and postponing the tourism dirham fee. Read more ›
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Bombshell report suggests that the CCI will be investigating the OTA for engaging in repeated anti-competitive conduct – the truth may be another matter. Read more ›
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