Dubai’s Luxury Hoteliers Aim for Global Expansion
Today's podcast looks at Dubai's luxury promise, China's pent-up travel demand, and weaker tourism spending in the U.S.
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Choice Hotels’ Next Try at a Wyndham Takeover
Today's podcast looks at Choice's latest courting move, Canada's Chinese tourist problem, and flight attendant discontent in the U.S.
U.S. Holiday Travel Season May Be Largest Ever
Today's podcast looks at U.S. holiday travel, Hilton's historic IPO, and Chinese travelers in New York City.
Dubai’s Vision for Travel and Tech: Takeaways from Last Year’s Skift Global Forum East
Dubai's leadership thinks the city's focus on people's happiness makes the destination the ideal place to live, work, and vacation.
Middle East Tourism’s Fading Momentum
Today's podcast looks at the strength and weaknesses of Middle East's tourism sector, how travel companies are using artificial intelligence, and some fresh funding for travel startup Klook.
Navan Implements Layoffs in Attempt at Profitability
Today's podcast looks at layoffs by Navan, the banning of airlines ads, and a mental health crisis for airline pilots.
Airbnb’s C-Suite Shuffle
Today's podcast looks at Airbnb's new CFO, Selina's restructuring, and how a merger between Alaska Airlines and Hawaiian would play out.
Travel Now, Pay Later Choices Catch on in India
More and more Indians are spreading their wings and exploring the world, making travel a big part of their lifestyle. And guess what's making it even easier? Those "travel now, pay later" options.
What’s Next for the Alaska-Hawaiian Airline Merger
Today's podcast looks at the Alaska Air-Hawaiian Air combo, American Air's tussle with travel agents, and an investment in Travelport.
American Airlines’ Smaller Planes Get Bigger Wi-Fi
Today's podcast looks at Wi-Fi on American Airlines, changes to Hyatt's loyalty program, and a multiyear deal between Trip.com Group and AWS.