Skift Research’s 2025 Asian Travelers’ Booking Preferences looks at the digital behaviors and loyalty patterns of outbound travelers.
India vs. China vs. Japan: Who Leads in Online Travel
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U.S. Hotels Are Still Adding Workers, But At a Slower
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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
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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
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This week we looked at Chicago’s tourism spike, Google and Booking in Europe, Airbnb in New York City, and more travel stories.
U.S. Flight Cancellations Climb Amid Severe Winter Weather, Boeing Max
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U.S. airlines canceled thousands of flights on Friday as sub-zero temperatures, snow and blustery winds are set to sweep over the country.
Skift Forum Europe Video: Using Payments to Design a Smarter
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The right payment solutions can help hotels create great customer experiences as well as solve post-pandemic operational challenges.
The White Lotus Effect Could Be a Disaster for Thailand’s
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The surge of attention from The White Lotus is set to bring an influx of hyper-tourism to Koh Samui in Thailand.
Hotels and Hostels Hosting Ukrainian Refugees Create Directory for Open
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Hotels, hostels, and other professional accommodation providers can list spare inventory on the Hospitality for Ukraine directory.
Saudi Begins Developing Towns as More Affordable Tourism Spots
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Saudi Arabia is now building up nearby towns to offer stays outside of the five-star price range.
Struggling SpiceJet to Raise $358 Million
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SpiceJet has been facing financial crisis for years. However, the positive momentum of Indian aviation sector is keeping it from bankruptcy.