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Iberostar’s progress suggests that focused action, like electrifying building with renewables and locking in clean power contracts, can deliver results.

Despite a rebound in global corporate travel, much of the industry remains stuck in an old pattern — unmanaged, but cheaper employee travel.

Elon Musk’s Loop transit system is set for a 2026 launch in Nashville, where a new 10-mile tunnel is in the works. This project promises faster travel times for convention-goers, but it faces skepticism about its capacity and scalability.

IHG's new deal with Emirates is as part of broader push to capture the underserved corporate segment. Expect more partnerships that offer fast-track loyalty status in exchange for direct bookings.

Sanjay Sethi's decision to step down as the CEO and MD after a decade points to a possible change in the way the company operates as it faces stiff competition in an intense industry landscape.

There’s no straight path to becoming a special event planner. But there are many resources to help you learn more about the field and create the connections that will lead to your first job.

Heritage Group’s Manfredi Lefebvre d’Ovidio brings decades of travel and cruise leadership to Skift Global Forum to share his vision for AI, personalization, and luxury travel’s future.

For this Friday episode, we look at Google's new partnership with Amadeus and its resilience in the face of AI (so far). We also preview new Skift Research about AI and changing traveler habits.

Southwest had already appointed five new directors as part of its settlement with Elliott last year.

The long-term attractiveness of Google Search is still an open question. Booking and others have long looked to diversify their marketing channels, and now they are starting to have real choices.

The interests of Amadeus and Google/ITA Software by Google seem to be more aligned today than they were 25 years ago.

Investors hated Accor's results - the stock got crushed. But the U.S. expansion plan is starting to pick up.