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Too often, hotels operate on gut feeling. The right data can help operators find millions in extra profit.

This report explores how hotel companies can reimagine procurement processes that not only meet the demands of the evolving operational environment but also enable them to adapt in real time to changing guest expectations.

Traditional travel agents continue to hold a strong place in the market, even though their booking volumes are lower than those of OTAs.

Travalyst has built a rare coalition of big-name travel companies working directly together on climate change issues. The challenge now is whether the group can sustain its momentum and broaden its impact.

Accor announced Ranju Alex as the new CEO for its India operations. Plus, reports on Australia's market and upgrades in Thailand and other hotel news.

On today's pod we explain why Spirit is irked by Frontier, why Ryanair is friendly with Booking, and why flight attendants don't want to work for free.

India’s hotel talent shuffle is proof the country has become the fiercest battleground for global chains. With Alex out, all eyes will be on Marriott’s choice of successor in one of its most critical markets.

The question for destinations is not whether to go after Indian demand, it’s how fast and how smartly they can adapt their sales, distribution and product to claim it.

Sonder is almost able to file accurate financial statements on a quarterly basis. Getting to profitability will come after that. And other hotel deal and development news.

Boarding pay has become one of the biggest issues in flight attendant negotiations as airlines continue to report record profits and crews become more strained.

Frontier is rolling out 20 new routes, some in direct competition with Spirit. If Spirit falters, Frontier would be well-positioned to scoop up market share.

A new generation of business travelers is hitting the road, and they’re bringing their payment habits with them.