2023 Archives

We’re doubling down on our coverage of one of the most dynamic sectors in travel with the Short-Term Rental Report — a smart, concise premium newsletter designed to keep you up-to-date on the latest market news.

We are delighted to announce the fourth-annual Skift Aviation Forum, taking place on November 1 in Fort Worth, Texas, where key aeronautics stakeholders will gather to explore groundbreaking ideas, share insights, and unlock the potential of this dynamic sector.

The recovery in business travel has plateaued in the U.S.

Marriott's move underscores how hot the extended-stay category is.

Riyadh Air, Saudi Arabia's newest airline, has unveiled the first of two new livery designs set to be featured on its aircraft when it commences operation in 2025 on its…

Today's edition of Skift's daily podcast looks closer at U.S. tourists in the UK, female business travelers, and hotels' profitability challenges.

The sustenance of domestic leisure travel and higher bookings from meetings, incentives, conferences and exhibitions, coupled with an increase in foreign tourist arrivals, would continue to support revenues in the business travel market.

This was a week of short-term rental news, with the announcement of the Skift Short-Term Rental 250 and Airbnb’s Friday lawsuit.

It is a charade for New York City to require hosts to have no locks on any bedroom door in their unit so guests and hosts can live in a "common household." On the other hand, requiring platforms to submit transaction reports doesn't seem unreasonable.

Too many hotel companies try to put heads in beds without clear thinking. They need a more nuanced commercial strategy, figuring out which customers will be the most profitable to pursue after accounting for all costs.