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There’s been a fair amount of activity in the corporate travel and expense management world as companies look to capitalize on a largely untapped market. 

The UK’s SAF price guarantee proposal could be a way to de-risk investment in greener jet fuel, but it will take a lot to fix the supply problem.

Barry Sternlicht is bullish on his second go-around with Starwood Hotels. But it has a long way to go to reach the heights of its heyday.

Expedia has been heavily involved in sports marketing, and has been using influencers more frequently, all of which dovetails with the experience of the company's new senior vice president of brand marketing & creative.

Just days after introducing the 787 Dreamliner on its Bangkok route, IndiGo is ramping up its widebody ambitions further with its first European services.

On today’s episode we discuss Spain‘s climate change worries, airlines’ use of AI, and Ryanair’s new paperless system

Indian travelers are exploring diverse tourism experiences. They are also willing to spend more on international trips even as they continue to look for budget accommodations.

Airlines have generally taken more time to jump on board the generative AI bandwagon. But that’s changing.

With climate change reshaping travel, Spain’s tourism industry faces a crucial challenge: adapt or risk losing visitors to cooler destinations.

Ryanair's strict new "100% paperless" boarding pass rule won't fully materialize by November, with local airport restrictions holding back a full roll-out.

The global accommodation market, valued at $1.2 trillion in 2024, is projected to reach $1.3 trillion by 2026. Driven by increasing travel demand, the Asia-Pacific region is forecasted to overtake Europe in accommodation revenues by 2026. Despite ongoing geopolitical and regulatory challenges, we anticipate continued moderate growth for the accommodation sector.

On today’s episode we explain what happened to Expedia’s marketing team, what co-founder mode is like at Airbnb, and Disney’s rising weather challenges.