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The deals are small because the tech is still young, but there’s clearly interest in where it’s headed. 

Vrbo, the underdog in the competition, is getting scrappy with its marketing tactics.

A record-setting year for U.S. parks may have been something to celebrate in the past, but with staffing shortages and other issues on the horizon, it's unclear whether parks will be able to cope going forward.

Skift India Forum will explore the biggest opportunities in India’s travel industry, from AI-driven innovation and sustainable tourism to inbound growth and hospitality’s evolution. Join top leaders in Delhi-NCR on March 17-18 for insights on transforming India’s travel future.

Travelers are increasingly turning to TikTok to help plan trips, and this episode of the Skift Travel Podcast examined how travel brands can best use the platform's massive popularity to their advantage.

United’s installation comes as Starlink is becoming an increasingly popular option for airlines looking to offer free, high-speed connectivity on board.

More than 13 million women visited Saudi Arabia last year, just six years after women were allowed to work as tour guides in the country.

On today’s episode we look at simmering U.S.-Canada relations, American Express’ latest acquisition, and Indigo’s new European routes.

Spirit and Frontier are taking issue with the way the Department of Transportation applied certain legal definitions when awarding long-distance flights out of Reagan National Airport.

Following President Donald Trump’s announcement on tariffs, some Canadian airlines are rethinking their U.S. routes and marketing campaigns. 

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.