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As travel companies adjust to keep up with the shifting demands of today’s travelers — especially with blended travelers expecting personalized solutions that work for them in any context — delivering a seamless payment experience throughout the customer journey is essential.

A proliferation of internal meetings and customer advisory boards will help the meetings industry continue to grow next year.

I’m in London bringing you a European edition today. I was here to moderate a panel discussion at the Short Term Rentalz Summit yesterday and it was delightful.

The Ascott Limited has debuted The Crest Collection brand in Asia with the opening of three properties in Singapore, Indonesia and Malaysia between August and October.

This is a big win for Navan, giving it an inside track to a lot of Citi's corporate accounts.

Today's podcast examines changes to the Google Hotels platform, several travel tech acquisitions, and stronger pricing power for Premier Inn.

Nothing screams "official meeting" like a shirtless CEO getting a massage at his desk during a virtual conference call. The new normal?

A new survey by tours and activities online marketplace GetYourGuide showed American consumers want gifts that allow them to travel and experience the world more. 

Airlines are enjoying strong demand this year, and fuel prices have dropped from last year’s highs. But non-fuel costs are rising, and supply-side bottlenecks are frustrating the industry’s efforts to expand.

“As a company we are very bullish on the Indian opportunity.” – Santosh Kumar, Booking.com’s country manager for India, Sri Lanka, Maldives and Indonesia.That's how Kumar opened Booking's “How India…

United’s third-quarter results were strong, but higher-than-expected costs in several key areas will prove to be challenging in the months ahead.

Delta has revised the changes to its Skymiles loyalty program that sparked a backlash. The update still relies on money spent - but with lower thresholds.