2024 Archives

Artificial intelligence (AI) is helping hospitality revenue managers adapt to shifting consumer preferences and rising competition. With AI-enabled dynamic pricing, predictive analytics, and personalization at scale, companies can drive profitability in an unpredictable market.

Kurt Ekert says there's a lot of potential to grow Sabre's hotel and airline tech businesses, so no, it's not fully focused on distribution.

With a London hotel now slated for 2028, Oberoi has said it's eyeing its key source markets. So, will the brand set its sights on the U.S., one of its top 3 markets? Stay tuned!

While many other travel companies have released AI chatbots, Airbnb determined that they're not good enough.

Our data showed a 30% annual increase in venture capital funding into travel companies focused on AI in 2023.

Speaking at the Skift Global Forum East in Dubai, Steven Greenway gave his clearest hint yet that the Saudi low-cost carrier will launch services to India.

More and more travelers are seeking play activities as a means for self-fulfillment, looking inward as a source of travel inspiration. Destinations that embrace entertainment, sports, and cultural tourism will be better positioned to attract both regional visitors and international travelers.

Wellness tourism is on the rise as travelers increasingly prioritize mental and physical well-being. By focusing on personalized experiences, businesses across the travel value chain can take advantage.

Despite the go-slow approach, the top regulator still sees parallels with Vegas' growth trajectory.

While becoming a popular destination may benefit local economies, overtourism also comes with environmental and cultural downsides. Spain’s various regions demonstrate unique ways to simultaneously inspire growth and prioritize sustainability, modeling the future of responsible tourism in one of the most visited regions in the world.