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India's travel industry hasn't reached its potential yet, especially in attracting international visitors.

As a result of an extended freeze on grants for study abroad programs, some students told Skift that they are feeling stranded and confused.

We expect moderate growth through 2026, with the Asia-Pacific region once gain overtaking Europe and a pickup in business travel.

On today’s podcast we discuss Southwest’s disappointment with booking partners, Canadians’ disappointment with the U.S., and the women leading change in the Indian travel industry.

With big competitors like Movenpick and Hampton by Hilton resorts, IHCL has clearly tried to set itself apart by going the branded apartment route.

Industry leaders envision a future where consumers can plan, book, and manage all aspects of travel from a single interface. These early partnerships between AI and travel companies bring that vision a step closer.

Southwest is looking to expand its online distribution even though it didn't get the love it sought for its now-abandoned 'bags fly free' policy.

If Canadian visits continue to decline, it could cost the U.S. billions in lost spending, and thousands of jobs.

A wave of new lithium battery restrictions from Asian airlines highlights rising safety concerns and follows several onboard incidents.

The new startup Journey faces significant challenges in building consumer adoption and achieving the necessary scale to compete with established loyalty programs. But its notable backers believe it's addressing critical pain points in today's loyalty system.

By emphasizing its authentic roots, culture, and decades-long presence in the Caribbean, Sandals Resorts aims to remind travelers that it offers more than just luxury — it delivers an experience that is uniquely and unmistakably Caribbean.

From bolstering local economies to championing sustainable practices, these women innovators are forging a travel movement that’s both inclusive and impactful.