Travel leaders from across the world gathered at Skift Global Forum East 2023 to discuss trends, opportunities, and strategies.
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Hyatt Hotels’ CEO on Loyalty, New Markets, and Sticking with
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Hyatt Hotels is selective in where and how it opens hotels to meet demand from its fast-growing ranks of high-income loyalty program members.
Airlines Hit by Cyber Attacks: Here’s What to Know
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Multiple airlines have reported cyber attacks in the past week as the FBI warns that a cybercriminal group has started targeting the industry.
Ask Skift: Are Big Cities Becoming More Expensive to Visit?
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As travelers continue to hit the road in large numbers, they might notice some popular destinations seem to be getting pricier.
AI and Travel: Year 1 Hype, the Reality of What’s
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Everyone gets that AI has taken a big leap and will surely impact travel. Less clear is where the changes will hit most.
JetBlue Axes Several Routes After Merger With Spirit Collapses
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JetBlue said Friday it is cutting several routes from its network as part of its effort to return to profitability.
U.S. National Parks Already Feeling Impact of Layoffs Ahead of
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National parks in the U.S. are already feeling the impact of layoffs, with longer queues and reduced services expected in peak season
India’s Hotel Boom: Surging Room Revenue and Global Investment
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The growing hotel industry in India is driving a surge in revenue as hospitality companies continue to come up with robust expansion plans.
Ryanair, EasyJet, and Wizz Air: Which Carrier is Ending 2024
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As 2024 comes to a close, the outlook for Europe’s three biggest low-cost carriers is varied. Clear differences are apparent in the financial performance and the broader issues affecting Ryanair, easyJet, and Wizz Air. Let’s begin with a closer look at Ryanair. While summer profits were healthy at €1.52 billion ($1.58bn) they were down by 6% year on year. The airline highlighted pricing weakness...
Justice Department Opens Probe Into Alaska Airlines Blowout
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The U.S. Justice Department has opened a criminal investigation into the Alaska Airlines blowout incident that took place January 5, according to The Wall Street Journal. Citing documents and people familiar with the investigation, The Journal reported that the DOJ has contacted some passengers and crew — including pilots and flight attendants — who were on the flight. A door plug on the...