Varsha Arora

The upcoming Skift India Summit is just around the corner, and I'm excited to explore trends in India's booming tourism.

Younger demographics drive growth in the U.S. travel credit card market – and bank brands dominate.

Millennials and Gen Z are steering travel trends with a focus on technology, sustainability, and a quest for distinctive and meaningful experiences.

Against a backdrop of economic uncertainty, U.S. travel achieves record levels, with changing travel patterns highlighted by a decline in business trips.

Affluent jet-setters are gearing up for luxe adventures next year, with wallets expanding and global horizons beckoning.

India's distinction as the world's most populous nation resonates with a growing desire among its people to travel more.

Travel landscape undergoes reversal as solo trips decline, blended travel dips, urban travel rebounds, and work shifts to hybrid models, reflecting changing preferences.

Chinese travelers are eagerly embracing new travel opportunities as restrictions ease, with a strong desire to explore their dream destinations and engage in unique cultural experiences.

Business travel spending faces an uphill battle: Stringent corporate policies and a growing preference for video conferencing diminish prospects for reaching 2019 levels.

Despite rising prices, many U.S. travelers are protecting their travel budgets, said the latest survey by Skift Research. We're cautiously optimistic about this trend.