2024 Archives

As cities around the world deal with a major influx of tourists, get ready to see more short-term rental restrictions, tourist taxes, and reservation systems for some of the most popular destinations.

The travel industry has finally caught on – pets aren’t just accessories, they’re family. Demographic changes, from animal-loving Gen Zers to seniors seeking companionship, are reshaping how the sector thinks about hospitality.

The aviation industry is at a turning point, with digital transformation and sustainability driving the next wave of innovation. Airlines leading in these areas are setting the course for the industry’s future.

Play is essential to human well-being, and travelers, especially younger ones, are increasingly likely to plan trips around sports, music, and other entertainment and cultural events. As a result, providing opportunities for play is becoming essential for travel companies and destinations as the centerpiece of their growth, development, and marketing strategies.

Travel’s little hiccups are no match for today’s smarter trip protection. With proactive perks and seamless support, travel brands are turning disruptions into moments of care and convenience.

While this is only a minority investment in a small company, LVMH's stake in Fontenille shows its ambition to accelerate its travel and experiential offerings internationally, beyond just Cheval Blanc, Belmond, and Bulgari Hotels & Resorts.

After cutting dozens of unprofitable routes, including some in Europe, JetBlue is launching its first-ever route to Spain in May.

Saudi Arabia has been using global hotel brands to put itself on the map. Now the country feels ready to start creating its own.

The newly combined airline is looking to compete with Delta in Seattle as it launches international routes and more premium products.

Today's podcast looks at the rise of private destinations, tourism's impact on food culture, and Hilton's investment in Asia Pacific.