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COP30’s accommodation crunch highlights the risks destinations face when demand far outstrips supply, offering a cautionary lesson for host cities on balancing market forces, reputation, and the need for inclusive participation.

More job seekers are returning to their former employers, with mostly positive results for both sides.

As U.S. government actions ripple across global commerce, corporate travel strategies are shifting. However, real-world data shows companies are still prioritizing the U.S., even as sentiment grows more cautious.

Expanding internationally would be another major change for Southwest as it adopts the business model of more traditional legacy carriers.

Go behind the scenes to discover how Skift Global Forum is engineered for insight, candor, and connection. Here’s how the travel industry’s most talked-about event comes to life — and why it feels different from anything else.

For today’s pod, we look at yet another AI improvement for Google‘s travel products, more foreign visa scrutiny in the US, and what high train fares mean for climate change.

The industry stands to gain the most through candid conversations. Skift Meetings Forum is where planners share unfiltered challenges and priorities, and reveal what really matters to them.

The policy is the latest effort by the Trump administration to tighten controls on entry to the U.S.

As Gebbia takes on a new high-profile role for the Trump administration, it appears to be a new headache for Airbnb.

Flying taxi startup Joby is acquiring New York-based helicopter company Blade and hopes it could ease the complicated path to commercialization.

The poor jobs reports of the past three months reflect what planners are seeing in the meetings industry — fewer jobs with more applicants, and no sign of things letting up.