Trends in Ultra High Net Worth Travel: Skift Travel Podcast
The very wealthy don't travel like everyone else does – we discuss the latest trends for luxury vacations on the Skift Travel Podcast.
Podcasts
Boeing’s Screw Up, HomeToGo’s Gamble and Asia’s Disappearing Routes
Today's podcast looks at Boeing's new mistake, HomeToGo's new policy, and China's fraught direct air relationship with India.
Xbox’s Travel Insights, Southwest’s Critics and Blackstone’s UK Expansion
Today's podcast looks at Xbox' lessons for the travel industry, Elliott Investment Management's message for Southwest, and Blackstone's latest UK acquisition.
U.S. Hotels’ Performance, Lufthansa’s Carbon Surcharge and Oslo’s Offbeat Ad
Today's podcast looks at U.S. hotel trends, Lufthansa's new carbon fees, and Oslo's sardonic tourism ad.
Where Are the Women in Aviation? Skift Travel Podcast
Women have struggled to occupy leadership roles in the aviation industry, and we discuss the reasons why and what airlines are doing to reverse the gender gap in this episode of the Skift Travel Podcast.
Goa’s Big Pitch to Remote Workers
Famous for its beaches and parties, Goa is getting a makeover to lure digital nomads. Did someone say all work and no play? Not in Goa!
July Fourth Short-Term Rental Bookings Surge on the U.S. Coasts
Today's podcast looks at July Fourth travel, Tourism Portland CEO's record, and inflation's impact on travel.
For Airline Weekly Subscribers
Why is Korean Air so Profitable?
In part one, Gordon Smith and Jay Shabat discuss the factors delivering consistently strong results for Korean Air. In part two, we reveal the global airlines that were the most and least profitable in the first quarter of 2024.
Travel Venture Capital, Airbnb Transparency and Real AI Biz Travel
Today's podcast looks at the state of venture capital, Airbnb's California pricing display, and corporate travel's move to AI.
What the Heck Is Regenerative Tourism, Anyway?
The goal of regenerative tourism is to leave destinations and the environment better off than they would have been without tourism. But is it really new? And how can we know if it's working?