Articles tagged “phoenix”

Airlines

Air France is Coming to Arizona: Here’s Everything You Need to Know

The new route will face tough competition from American Airlines, British Airways, and Condor - can the market sustain another carrier?

Air France is Coming to Arizona: Here’s Everything You Need to Know

Short-Term Rentals

Phoenix Says, ‘Yes In My Backyard’

Phoenix Allows accessory dwelling units in backyards Louisville regulates rentals Australia sees more Airbnbs pop up

Business Travel

American Airlines Hits Smaller Hubs With Steeper Airfares Through Legacy Channels

Erratic airfares will likely be a theme over the course of the year. The question is how damaging, reputationally speaking, will the settling down period be for American Airlines, compared to the financial gains — short or long term.

American Airlines Hits Smaller Hubs With Steeper Airfares Through Legacy Channels

Tourism

Arizona Preps for Rush of Visitors for Super Bowl

Arizona officials acknowledge that hosting the Super Bowl is a gargantuan effort. But they believe they're much better prepared for the challenge now than the last time the state welcomed the big game.

Arizona Preps for Rush of Visitors for Super Bowl

Online Travel

The Possible Ramifications of Google’s Breakup and Other Top Stories This Week

In Skift's top stories this week, a breakup of Google’s advertising businesses could have significant ramifications for travel, U.S. travelers are more worried about surging prices than Covid, and Phoenix is the first testing site for Waymo's driverless cars.

The Possible Ramifications of Google’s Breakup and Other Top Stories This Week

Airlines

Phoenix Airport’s Strong Recovery Faces Workforce Challenges

The Phoenix Airport has risen from the the pandemic like the mythical bird it's named after. But even though travelers are back, workers aren't and that means issues for travelers.

Phoenix Airport’s Strong Recovery Faces Workforce Challenges

Airline Weekly

From the Ashes of the Pandemic, Phoenix Sky Harbor Soars

Traffic at Phoenix Sky Harbor Airport is already at 95% of its pre-Covid level, and the airport soon could join the ranks of airports like Atlanta, Dallas-Fort Worth, and Chicago O'Hare in handling more than 50 million annual passengers. We go in depth in this week's Feature Story.

From the Ashes of the Pandemic, Phoenix Sky Harbor Soars
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Meetings

How Destinations Can Capitalize on the Small-Meetings Movement

Creative meeting planners are embracing the small-scale gathering, as attendees demand that events be more interesting, memorable, and worth their time. Destinations with unique hospitality options and easy access to nature are best poised to capitalize on this move to miniaturize meetings.

How Destinations Can Capitalize on the Small-Meetings Movement

Airlines

New U.S. Airport Rankings Find Phoenix the Best and New York the Worst

One might be surprised to find Phoenix Sky Harbor at the top of any analyst's airport ranking, but based on accessibility, amenities, and on-time performance, it appears to deliver the best package in the country.

Hotels

New Data on Airbnb in Phoenix Takes Aim at Arizona’s Pro-Sharing Economy Stance

While it's pretty clear that the hotel industry and Airbnb are at odds with one another, it's still obvious that more transparent data is sorely needed to understand the true impact of Airbnb and other home sharing platforms on cities and communities.

New Data on Airbnb in Phoenix Takes Aim at Arizona’s Pro-Sharing Economy Stance