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Today's podcast looks at business travel’s health, American Airlines’ plane order, and ESPN’s entry into experiences.

We're always talking about growth in India, and the hotel industry has had a significant number of branded signings and openings this year. But in May, there was a significant decline in average daily rates and revenue per available room compared to April.

Tripadvisor has been brand-building in the past year, both for its Viator and Tripadvisor brands. Can it do both?

San Francisco’s two largest hotels have lost over $1 billion in value, now worth $553.8 million, prompting a downgrade in bond ratings and a rush to sell before foreclosure.

The rebound in business travel is real, but companies still say they're worried about higher prices.

Trip.com recently expanded attractions as a bookable category for travelers worldwide. Its partnership with Prioticket highlights the increasing trend of B2B partnerships in the experiences category.

Airlines have been making larger investments in hydrogen-electric startups as they look for ways to become more sustainable. But it’s unclear if such engines can be used on a wide scale.

Ever snagged a dirt-cheap tour package and thought you hit the jackpot, only to find your guide dragging you from one souvenir shop to the next? Well, guess what? You’ve just been on a dumping tour.

ESPN dives into the experiences market with a high-end MLB tour, blending sports and travel for die-hard fans.

If completed as planned, the deal would represent the largest plane order in the history of Filipino aviation and another big win for Airbus.

Not only are there no China-India direct flights, Chinese nationals have also reported facing difficulties while applying for an Indian visa.

The UAE, Saudi Arabia and Qatar are all pushing ahead with theme park projects.