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All major U.S. airlines have now reported their Q2 results, which in the aggregate looked pretty good. But while Alaska, Delta, and United thrived, others encountered more difficulties dealing with cost inflation, aircraft disruptions, self-inflicted wounds, and a glut of domestic and Caribbean capacity.

Truist reported that Lodging Econometrics expects steady hotel supply growth rates through 2026, supporting Ryman Hospitality with minimal new competition in large convention hotels.

Many attendees are becoming more and more health conscious and event planners are keen to offer healthy ideas and alternatives that appeal to them.

One startup fundraise this week — the largest yet this year — also outdid the top two deals in 2023 by GetYourGuide and Klook.

Airlines comes in all shapes and sizes, and so do the real world applications for artificial intelligence. We sat down with five aviation leaders to find out how they think the new technology will impact their business.

Alaska Airlines shines in Q2, leading US carriers as IAG’s steady profits highlight global airline shifts.

The Las Vegas Metropolitan Police Department has issued a cyber awareness advisory about two security conventions meeting in the city.

Taylor Swift is so influential that a destination can still get a tourism boost even when she doesn't perform.

Vacasa's weaknesses were apparent well before the vacation rental market turned soft. Now, they're even tougher to fix.

Travel groups that specialize in corporate retreats are reporting plenty of demand, but convincing some customers of the ROI can be tough.

How do recession fears impact the travel industry? We break it down on this week's episode of the Skift Travel Podcast.

While global travel begins to see the first signs of a slowdown, key Middle East destinations have been performing well.