Wyndham partners with Google, Anthropic and ChatGPT on AI bookings to drive direct reservations and reduce reliance on OTAs.
Hyatt Hotels’ Bold Bet on the Midmarket
Hyatt sees select-service, suburban hotels such as its new brand Hyatt Studios as a driver of growth, moving beyond only full-service hotels.
Turning Dubai From a ‘Dot in the Desert’ to a
Dubai has completed its journey from the “dot in the desert” to a truly global city where more than 200 nationalities at a time call home.
What IHCL’s Latest Investment Reveals About Its Move Into Airport
In its latest move, IHCL has invested INR 500 million into its subsidiary, Zarrenstar Hospitality, through a rights issue.
Skift Global Forum 2025 Expert Roundtable: Understanding the Evolving Hotel
At SGF, leaders discussed how expectations, personalization, and data-driven marketing are redefining how brands connect with travelers.
Airlines Cancel Caribbean Flights Following U
U.S. airlines started canceling flights to the Caribbean Saturday after the FAA ordered all aircraft to avoid Venezuelan airspace.
New Langham CEO Seeks Growth Across Luxury and Midscale Hotel
Langham Hospitality’s new CEO, Bob van den Oord, has a growth strategy that includes new hotels and the company’s first loyalty program.
Alaska Airlines to Launch Flights to London and Iceland, Unveils
Alaska Airlines is making a big bet on international and premium travel as it launches European routes and introduces business class suites.
UK Faces the Slow Return of Chinese Tourists
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JetBlue Cuts More Cities From Network, Reduces Flights From Los
JetBlue is cutting routes as part of a strategy to restore profitability following the loss of Spirit and Pratt & Whitney engine issues.