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The Airline industry is experiencing a lot of change, and now airlines are focusing on the consumer first when it comes to the retail experience. Download Sabre's free white paper below to learn more!

The hospitality industry is in dire need to revamp its own image in order to attract more viable candidates and talent into the workforce.

Gone are the days when travel brands could rely on English as the lingua franca of independent travelers. As more consumers worldwide embrace digital tools to plan and book trips abroad, brands must offer multiple language options along each stage of the process, or lose ground to OTAs.

As messaging establishes itself as the dominant form of modern communication, consumers are increasingly tuning out to broadcast marketing. Smart travel brands are adapting by honing their conversational skills and welcoming a two-way dialogue with customers.

Ancillary sales are an important factor in enhancing the travel customer's experience. Lean how to get ancillary sales right by downloading Fusion's free report, "Getting Ancillary Sales Right: Understanding How to Optimize Your Path to Purchase” below!

Consumers are spending more time looking for hotels than for flights. Download Sojern's free report to learn more about the timing issues that are unique to hoteliers.

With a seemingly endless array of options for consumers to book their travel, it's important to understand attribution and what influences consumers decisions. Download Expedia's Traveler Attribution Study to learn more!

As messaging services proliferate, travel brands are gaining a holistic view of customer needs and customer interactions are migrating from the call center to local operations.

In the Post-App Economy, messaging services are providing companies with the ability to respond to their customers with authentic, and personalized interactions.

The travel agent of the future is focused on end-to-end customer experience, utilizing technology to forge better relationships with travelers.

Despite stalled growth in China, Brazil and Russia, a wave of newly middle-class travelers from the BRICs and beyond will start visiting international destinations in the coming decades — dwarfing the numbers we’ve seen thus far.

Skift and Amadeus hosted a Twitter Chat to find out What Matters in Travel Technology in 2016. Here's what we found out.