What’s Going on With the Economy? Skift Travel Podcast
How do recession fears impact the travel industry? We break it down on this week's episode of the Skift Travel Podcast.
Rashaad Jorden is Skift’s Associate Editor/Archivist. He often delves into topics that readers turn to Ask Skift, our AI answer engine, for information. Before finding his way to Skift, he bounced around the U.S., France, Japan and UK. He greatly misses the all-you-can-eat vegetarian curry at his favorite restaurant in Japan. He is also adept at running half-marathons and, despite living in New Jersey, rues the fact he doesn’t spend enough time on the Jersey Shore.
Expedia’s Win, Delta’s Pushback and Tripadvisor’s Challenge
Today's podcast looks at Expedia's growth amidst softening demand, Delta's pushback on CrowdStrike's claims, and TripAdvisor Holdings possible new deal.
Hilton Slows, Disney Softens and Maui Recovers
Today's podcast looks at Hilton preparing for a travel demand cool-off, Disney bracing for a decline in park operating income, and Maui's continued struggle toward tourism recovery.
Airbnb’s Slow Growth, IHG’s Good Growth and Travel’s Recession Worries
Today's podcast looks at Airbnb’s rather normal earnings, IHG’s strong showing, and the state of global travel stocks.
Recession Tourism Impact, CrowdStrike’s Defense and AI Vs. Travel Agents
Today's podcast looks at the stock market slide, CrowdStrike’s push back, and travel agents and artificial intelligence.
Ask Skift: How Are Heat Waves Affecting Travel?
Heat waves around the world have posed enormous challenges for businesses, including those in travel. Here's a look at how scorching temperatures are impacting the travel industry.
Sports Tourism and ‘Harvesting the Afterglow’ of the Olympics
The Olympics provide host cities enormous exposure worldwide, but that doesn't mean they'll see a long-term tourism boost. We discuss how host cities can leverage the immense popularity of the Olympics in this week's episode of the Skift Travel Podcast.
Spirit’s Rough Quarter, New Junk Fees Ban and Saudi’s World Cup Plans
Today's podcast looks at Spirit's promise of change, Biden's new efforts for families booking flights, and Saudi Arabia's hefty World Cup bid.
Hotel Junk Fees, Marriott Earnings and Norwegian Cruising Optimism
Today's podcast looks at Marriott's optimism in the face of challenge, the next step in junk fee legislation, and the ongoing strength of Norwegian Cruise spending.
Junk Fees Win, Spirit Goes Upmarket and Venice Bans Groups
Today's podcast looks at the persistence of airline junk fees, Spirit Air’s attempt to move upmarket, and Venice’s move to stem the tourist hordes.