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Two Indian airline CEO exits within a week, but where Air India Express CEO Aloke Singh's exit reads as an orderly handover, Elbers' is far more abrupt.

Kyoto, Japan’s accommodation tax has increased. Plus, hotel deal and development news in APAC.

India’s domestic aviation market is the third largest in the world, but its airlines continue to post massive losses. Multiple Indian airlines have shut business over the past few decades due to financial hits, despite booming demand.

As heat, drought, and tougher carbon rules raise costs in some destinations, hotel growth may increasingly seek out cooler regions, cleaner energy grids, and domestic tourism demand.

Military bases have been forced to increase security in reaction to the growing threat of terrorism, leaving two organizers with no choice but to call off their popular air shows.

The Iran war may cause near-term disruption, but Terrapinn is still betting on long-term growth tied to next-generation computing and renewable energy.

Alaska Airlines is in one of the most important transition moments in its modern history, and it is happening under real operational pressure. In this Skift Take Sessions episode, Wil…

Jet fuel is the single largest expense for most airlines and executives will face pressure to respond soon with higher fares.

Capella Hotel Group announced the appointment of Roland Fasel as President. Plus, hotel deal and development news.

TSA staffing shortages are creating significantly long wait times at security as agents miss their first paycheck during the partial government shutdown.

On this week's Good Morning Hospitality, A Skift Podcast, Wil Slickers, Brandreth Canaley, and Jamie Lane break down the latest headlines shaping travel and short-term rentals.

It was never in doubt that Indians love to watch cricket. How much they're willing to spend to watch it live, is the more surprising part.