The World Cup handed host cities a global stage. Marketing videos underscore how host cities are using it to reassure a world that's grown wary of coming to the U.S. Read more ›
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The list of companies taking a stand has grown considerably since Russia invaded Ukraine nearly three weeks ago. Here's our latest recap of travel's pullback from Russia. -Skift Staff Read more ›
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Good morning from Skift. It's Thursday, March 10, in New York City. Here's what you need to know about the business of travel today. -Jason Clampet Read more ›
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The airport is experiencing a perfect storm, with coronavirus problems compounded by visitor concerns over the Ukraine war. Its inbound traffic recovery will need to wait a lot longer. -Matthew Parsons Read more ›
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This North Carolina boutique property is bringing in retail partnerships to help it stand out from the crowd as more hotels start competing for the return of incentive and retreat bookings. -Matthew Parsons Read more ›
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Although several hotel executives don't view the war in Ukraine as a drag on European hotel performance at the moment, their tune could change if the conflict continues to makes travel to Europe more difficult. -Rashaad Jorden Read more ›
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Actor Kevin Coster's travel startup, HearHere, is looking to seize on the rise in road trips. In other news, we've rarely seen a travel startup raise so much capital within a year of launching as Selfbook has for its hotel payments software. -Sean O'Neill Read more ›
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During the pandemic, American Airlines altered its frequent flyer programs, recognizing that the program had become too complicated and also that credit card use — not air travel — provides the bulk of the income. -Ted Reed Read more ›
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The merger between Spirit and Frontier would always face hurdles, and considering the Department of Justice is vehemently pro-competition, it faces an increasingly bumpy road to becoming a reality. -Rashaad Jorden Read more ›
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Mask rules for travelers are not going away yet with the Biden administration extending them into April. But the one-month extension signals that new rules easing the controversial mandate are in the works. -Edward Russell Read more ›
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Tour operators are largely supportive of destinations easing travel curbs since most of them already require their own clients to be vaccinated. That doesn't mean they're getting complacent in the fight against Covid as many countries are still struggling with a surge in cases. -Rashaad Jorden Read more ›
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Google Travel is still doing business in Russia, getting ad income although at diminished levels because of the war. Kayak, meanwhile, has gone further than peers, and isn't even providing information about Russia hotels "for regulatory reasons." -Dennis Schaal Read more ›
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Record lodging tax collections are rolling in for rural destinations in the West, which is good news. But only if those extra funds can also be used beyond marketing to mitigate the mounting negative impacts of overcrowding on the environment, on host communities and the tourism workforce. -Lebawit Lily Girma Read more ›
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There seems to be an obligation to carry on working with partners in the country, but relationships may now be kept at arm’s length as the war in Ukraine continues. -Matthew Parsons Read more ›
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Good morning from Skift. It's Thursday, March 10, in New York City. Here's what you need to know about the business of travel today. -Jason Clampet Read more ›
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Another hotel group enters the luxury home rental fray, but Mandarin Oriental is putting its properties through a rigorous brand standard ringer before guests have an opportunity to book. -Cameron Sperance Read more ›
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With war raging between two of its biggest inbound markets, the Egyptian tourism board is looking at the tried-and-tested move of developing new markets. However, not quite ready to give up on Russian tourists, Egypt is also exploring bringing them through a third country. If this works, will other destinations follow suit? -Peden Doma Bhutia Read more ›
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Some hoteliers risk being overly ambitious in their tech efforts coming out of the pandemic. -Sean O'Neill Read more ›
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Here's yet another sign that alternative accommodations are becoming sophisticated businesses just like hotels. -Sean O'Neill Read more ›
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Sonder began feeling an adverse impact from the Omicron outbreak in late November 2021, and that spilled over into January and February, hurting its booking numbers. Still, the forecast is for a 2022 revenue jump of 100 to 110 percent as it inks new deals in more lucrative markets. -Dennis Schaal Read more ›
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With war raging between two of its biggest inbound markets, the Egyptian tourism board is looking at the tried-and-tested move of developing new markets. However, not quite ready to give up on Russian tourists, Egypt is also exploring bringing them through a third country. If this works, will other destinations follow suit? -Peden Doma Bhutia Read more ›
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