Minor Hotels to Launch Wolseley in New York, Then Dubai
Minor is using Wolseley to test whether a storied restaurant brand can become a broader luxury platform, starting in New York and likely next in Dubai.
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New Research: Why All-Inclusive Travel Is Having a Moment
All-inclusive vacations are becoming more popular with travelers, who are seeking highly personalized experiences and a wide range of activities that maximize their travel investments. New data proves that this is more than a trend.
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Indian Hotels’ Cooking Gas Shut Off By Iran War
A combination of the Iran war and India’s reliance on imported fuel is shutting down hotel kitchens and train galleys while sending up airline ticket prices.
Canadian Travel Slumps, Hilton Sounds Alarm, Airbnb Ops Push
Canadian travel to the U.S. declines for the 13th straight month, Hilton’s CEO warns the country has lost half its global tourism share, and Airbnb hires a former Uber executive…
Hotelier Barry Collymore on The Caribbean’s Untapped Advantage
On this episode of Suite Success, host Katie Cline speaks with Barry Collymore, a prominent Barbadian-born hotelier, developer, and tourism leader based in Grenada. His work spans multiple facets of…
Hyatt CFO on Global Shocks: Wealthy Travelers Aren’t Canceling Trips
Hyatt's luxury-heavy customer base is rerouting trips rather than avoiding travel after recent violence in Mexico and a war in Iran.
GMH Hotels: Hilton’s AI Planner, Airline Fare Risk & Mouse Mid-Flight
On this week’s Good Morning Hospitality, A Skift Podcast, Hotels Edition, Sarah Dandashy and Steve Turk break down how AI is quickly becoming a bigger part of hotel strategy, from…
The Middle East’s Aviation Risk: 3 Airlines, 1 Fragile Global Network
Global travel flows depend heavily on just three airlines. When geopolitics disrupts one hub, the shock can quickly ripple worldwide.
U.S. Citizen Stuck in Qatar Hopes for a Repatriation Flight While Scheduled Service is Cancelled
With limited exceptions, the U.S. State Department is running the show right now in determining which Americans get onto flights out of Qatar.
How Montreal Quietly Became the World’s Second Most Important Travel Tech Hub
The travel industry’s most important ecosystem story may be Montreal, where aviation DNA, patient capital, and a single Expedia office accidentally created a $15 billion infrastructure layer that much of the industry now runs on.