India’s hotel market is witnessing a noticeable shift toward chain-affiliated properties thanks to a thriving travel sector.
U.S. Airlines Warn Flights May Slow Down if Government Shuts
The airline industry is pressing Congress to come up with a deal to avert a government shutdown before Wednesday.
Trivago Gets Harsh Reminder of Google Ads’ Power
Today’s daily podcast looks closer at Trivago’s ad choices, Sabre’s tech chief exit, and Allegiant Air’s successful strategy.
Mamdani Takes on Junk Fees in NYC: Where it Stands
The war on junk fees is far from over, and New York City Mayor Zohran Mamdani says he’s ready to crack down.
TUI to Offer Allianz Travel Insurance for UK Bookings
TUI switched its insurance provider from AXA to Allianz in the UK.
Viator Drives Tripadvisor’s Revenue Growth as Experiences Platform
Viator continues to be the star performer for Tripadvisor, doubling its revenue in the second quarter of this year.
Q&A: How Hitit Oxygen Is Helping Airlines Navigate the Modern
Hitit’s Oxygen platform helps airlines transition to IATA’s modern retailing model with the right strategies and partners.
Extreme Travel Disruption After U
Air travel from, to, and through the Middle East is being severely disrupted following a U.S. and Israeli attack on Iran, and associated retaliation.
Wyndham Works With Google and Anthropic on AI Bookings
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.