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Intrepid Travel Narrows Losses With Record-Breaking Reservations

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Skift Take Intrepid Travel has actually hinged its go back to success on continuous financial investment into product development and its individuals. Now, a record-breaking start to 2023 sees it turn the dial from revival to prosper mode. Selene Brophy Australian-based tour operator Intrepid Travel went back to positive operating cashflow, after blocking 2022 with record reservations for its 33...

Delta Air Lines to Raise Pay by 4 Percent for

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Skift Take Delta hasn’t provided raises in 2 years so this choice is long past due– and most probably necessary when the labor market is so tight. It does not harm that the least unionized major airline company in the U.S. can do this without drawn-out tussles with labor leaders. Rashaad Jorden Delta Air Lines will raise pay by 4% for almost all its workers globally reliable May 1...

When Will Big Hotels Brands Go All In on Option

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Skift Take Many hotel parent business, such as IHG, Hyatt, and Hilton, have not developed brands in alternative lodgings. But a report coming today from property services company JLL will spotlight some billion-dollar reasons why that will alter. Sean O’Neill JLL Hotels & Hospitality appears to have actually brokered more deals than any other hotel sector consultant over the last five...

Norwegian Cruise Projections Reduced Profit After Greater Expenses

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Skift Take Although Norwegian Cruise Line has actually benefited enormously from a surge in travel demand, it– like its rivals– continues to be pestered by surging costs. Rashaad Jorden Norwegian Cruise Line on Tuesday projection downbeat third-quarter profit after a strong second quarter, as elevated costs offset gains from robust need and higher ticket prices, sending the...

Consumers Still Have Stacks of Cash, but ‘Old Typical’ Might

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Skift Take Cash levels have stayed greater than lots of economic experts feared which has supported a surge in travel. But the pattern points to more standard costs patterns. Seth Borko New U.S. banking data from the JPMorgan Chase Institute, a think tank embedded within the nation’s largest bank, recommends that households stay much healthier than lots of economic experts feared. This...

Market Insights: 4 Questions with Oracle Hospitality

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Skift Take There are a lot of reasons for optimism looking ahead to 2024, consisting of an increase in worldwide travel and a reducing labor scarcity. The challenge for hoteliers will be to keep the momentum building, especially if building and construction continues to move gradually and consumer costs practices begin to cool. Oracle Hospitality This sponsored content was developed in...

A Travel Union Faces Steep Climb Up Calling Out Industry on

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Skift Take Cutting tourism-related carbon emissions in half is very enthusiastic, but travel can’t go little in combating environment modification. Nevertheless, the fight to cut emissions will face a huge challenge when airline passenger numbers return to pre-Covid levels. Rashaad Jorden, Skift Tourist already represents among the most significant contributors to international greenhouses...

Why Sri Lanka Needs to Tell the World It’s Open

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Having fought political instability and recession, a durable tourism market in Sri Lanka now awaits the government to do its bit to communicate to the world that the nation is open to travelers. However not precisely in the crucial manner that was released by Sri Lankan Tourism Minister Harin Fernando at the recent ITB Berlin conference, where he called Maldives “uninteresting,”...

Join Us Online at the Second Yearly Skift Aviation Online Forum

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Skift Take Skift Aviation Forum 2021 will look beyond travel’s recovery to concentrate on the crucial international patterns and techniques of leaders defining the future of flight. Join us for this loaded online event as we unite leaders from aviation and specialists throughout the travel environment to take a deep dive into the problems dealing with aviation ahead. Brian Quinn, Skift...

Accor’s Hotel Remains Go beyond 2019 Levels Even Without Chinese Outbound

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Accor, the Paris-based operator of about 5,300 hotels globally, said on Thursday as hotel remains exceeded pre-pandemic levels for the first time in the 2nd quarter across all areas and brands. The worldwide exposed company has seen a recovery regardless of the absence of Chinese and Japanese outbound tourists. “We have actually been missing out on those Chinese tourists ever since,”...