Vacasa said it will fire 320 employees, including members of local operations and central teams. COO John Banczak is leaving the company.
Wyndham Residence: The Latest Entry in U
Wyndham Hotels & Resorts said Monday it was starting to run upscale extended-stay hotels in the U.S. under the Wyndham Residence label.
No More Airport Lines: How DigiYatra Is Transforming India’s Travel
DigiYatra Foundation CEO Suresh Khadakbhavi on the project’s origins, ambitions, and what it would mean for the future of air travel.
Americans Tourists Plan Fewer Trips to Europe This Fall
As Americans cut back on travel this fall, Europe is going to have to depend more on China to keep up its growth in inbound tourism.
Travel Startups Raise $580 Million Over Two Weeks
Six travel startups raised nearly $580 million over the last two weeks. They included companies developing flying taxis and more.
Full Video: Charting Course for a Growing Network
Network strategy, combined with the right aircraft and rising premium demand, is unlocking new opportunities for growth.
India vs. China vs. Japan: Who Leads in Online Travel
Skift Research’s 2025 Asian Travelers’ Booking Preferences looks at the digital behaviors and loyalty patterns of outbound travelers.
U.S. Hotels Are Still Adding Workers, But At a Slower
U.S. hotels are finding workers but employment in the sector remains nearly 10% below February 2020 levels.
Delta to Resume Tel Aviv Flights April 1
Delta joins a growing list of Western carriers that are resuming their Tel Aviv service after Israel reached a ceasefire deal with Hamas.
The Taylor Swift Tourism Bump
This week we looked at Chicago’s tourism spike, Google and Booking in Europe, Airbnb in New York City, and more travel stories.