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New York City hotel prices hit record highs, prompting mixed reactions from tourists and concerns over affordability, influenced by new Airbnb regulations and migrant housing demands.

In this video from Skift Aviation Forum 2024, we hear from Sean Donohue, CEO of Dallas Fort Worth International Airport, about the airport’s substantial role in the region’s growth and its strategic vision for the future after 50 years of aviation excellence.

With hotel brands making major strides in customer ownership, it is time to start anticipating when direct bookings will outpace third-party sites.

As Americans continue to prioritize outdoor experiences, the opportunity for states to rethink their approach to outdoor recreation remains significant.

Changes to Local Law 18 are possible. This development comes a lot sooner than many observers envisioned.

Jacopo Vicini, a city councilor in Florence, explains that the city needs to take a tough stance on short-term rentals in its historic center. But that's just one part of a 10-point plan to preserve what makes the beautiful city appealing.

Rising demand for culturally rich and value-driven experiences defines the 2025 travel outlook. A new report from Marriott Bonvoy provides insights into the propensity to travel among consumers across Europe, the Middle East, and Africa and how brands can navigate trends to better connect with these consumers.

The parent companies of both the Oberoi and Taj brands are tapping into the growing demand for unique, high-end experiences — both from the Indian diaspora and international travelers.

Singapore hotels maintain high occupancy rates despite rising costs, smaller room sizes, and surging prices, with future growth expected to slow due to limited new supply.

Given that 7 out of the 10 new destinations Etihad is launching are in Asia, it's surprising that India isn’t on the list. India’s growing travel demand and strategic importance make it a notable omission from an otherwise ambitious expansion plan.

As expected, Spirit Airlines—America’s seventh largest airline by revenues—filed for Chapter 11 bankruptcy last week. The move follows four-plus years of heavy losses, leading to unsustainably large debt obligations.

Expedia punched Hopper in the mouth in 2023 when it cut off their relationship, and Hopper was never able to make up the lost ground. Expedia, under new leadership, wanted to see revenue from Hopper flowing in again.