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Airlines are toning down their messaging on DEI in their most recent annual reports following a slate of executive orders from President Donald Trump.

Australian tourism officials aren't shy about stating their lofty ambitions for the country's tourism ambitions, and this episode of the Skift Travel Podcast examines how Australia looks to grow the already booming sector.

Skift India Forum is fast approaching on March 17-18 and we are looking forward to expert insights, networking, and industry-defining conversations.

growing wave of meeting cancellations signals trouble for the business events industry. Providence is one destination already feeling the impact.

Neom has said it wants five million visitors by 2030. For now, some projects are moving along, but it still has a lot of ground to make up.

On today’s podcast we discuss Accor Hotels’ new focus, a hiring crisis in U.S. air traffic control, and Qantas’ long-haul wishes.

The airline industry is still facing a dire air traffic controller shortage, which the FAA has previously said could last until the 2030s.

During an earnings call, CEO Harry Sommer said there was a “unique opportunity” as a cruise operator to benefit from Trump's geopolitical moves, particularly in Russia.

Amazon’s customer payment system is the picture of modernity, simplicity, and convenience. The travel industry pales in comparison, but that’s changing. Flywire is among the fintech companies jumping at the opportunity.

After years of strategic pivots and playing catch-up, the hotel giant is cleaning house, doubling down on luxury, and expanding in Southeast Asia and the Middle East.

"I’m not saying we’re bringing Las Vegas to Ras Al Khaimah, but..." says a VP of the upcoming Wynn Al Marjan Island.

If you believe the marketing hype, Qantas’ new Project Sunrise flights will “overcome the tyranny of distance.” Before it does that, it has another challenge to tackle back on terra firma – aircraft manufacturing delays.