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Articles tagged “bookings”

Hotels

Luxury Hospitality Loses Its Luster and More Top Stories This Week

In Skift's top stories this week, luxury hospitality fails to live up to its longtime grandeur, corporate travel thrives in the first quarter, and Expedia Group appoints a Google executive to plot its advertising strategy.

Mary Ann Ha | 2 years ago

Luxury Hospitality Loses Its Luster and More Top Stories This Week

Short-Term Rentals

HomeToGo Buys E-Domizil for $45 Million In Homes Strategy Shift

Other than at exception-to-the-rule Google, metasearch has been on a downward spiral in vacation rentals for years. HomeToGo is turning itself into a series of booking sites instead, which just might work in that holiday home sector.

Dennis Schaal | 2 years ago

HomeToGo Buys E-Domizil for $45 Million In Homes Strategy Shift

Tour Operators

TUI Projects Vacation Bookings to Approach Pre-Covid Levels

Despite many countries easing travel curbs in recent months, companies like TUI may not get as close to pre-Covid metrics as they expected this year. Surging oil prices in the wake of Russia's invasion of Ukraine will make travel more expensive, complicating any path to a stronger rebound for industry giants.

Christoph Steitz, Reuters | 2 years ago

TUI Projects Vacation Bookings to Approach Pre-Covid Levels

Cruises

Carnival Reports $1.9 Billion Quarterly Loss Amid Omicron Fears

Cruise lines will continue to face hurdles as new lockdowns mount. But they will also need to step up on transparency when it comes to Covid outbreaks on board, lest consumer confidence takes an even bigger hit in 2022.

Ananya Mariam Rajesh and Praveen Paramasivam, Reuters | 2 years ago

Carnival Reports $1.9 Billion Quarterly Loss Amid Omicron Fears

Airlines

Where Flight Bookings Have Recovered the Most

While the airlines can be encouraged that flight bookings made in several parts of the world are nearing pre-pandemic marks, the low figure recorded in the Asia-Pacific region is a sign that China's tight outbound restrictions are putting a major dent in the aviation's recovery worldwide.

Rashaad Jorden | 2 years ago

Where Flight Bookings Have Recovered the Most

Travel Technology

Travel Tech Vendor Amadeus Back in the Black After a Year of Pandemic Losses

The fact that more and more travel companies are reporting profitable quarters is a sign the industry is making enormous progress in its recovery.

Anita Kobylinska, Reuters | 2 years ago

Travel Tech Vendor Amadeus Back in the Black After a Year of Pandemic Losses
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Airlines

How Singapore Airlines Uses Tech to Transform Each Step of the Traveler Journey

Technology has proven to be a valuable friend to airlines in the Covid-19 era. As they reimagine every aspect of the travel experience to make trips as safe as possible for passengers and employees, digital solutions, for everything from booking to in-flight entertainment, have become vital.

Singapore Airlines + Skift | 3 years ago

How Singapore Airlines Uses Tech to Transform Each Step of the Traveler Journey

Airlines

Why Are Airline Websites So Bad at Inspiring Travel?

There are floors full of marketing folks and techies at Expedia, Booking.com, United, and American Airlines who are measuring whether consumers click faster on the yellow button or the red banner. Can airline websites afford to be cheerleader, confidante, and payment processor simultaneously? Very doubtful.

Dennis Schaal, Skift | 5 years ago

Why Are Airline Websites So Bad at Inspiring Travel?

Business Travel

Travel CEOs Say U.S. Election Caused Them Heartburn Too

When the U.S. election (presumably) concludes on Tuesday, companies might be able to invest in travel with a little more certainty about their return on investment. Vacationers will likely be looking to take a break from the tense political climate in the U.S., as well.

Andrew Sheivachman, Skift | 7 years ago

Travel CEOs Say U.S. Election Caused Them Heartburn Too

Online Travel

Three Digital Commerce Strategy Reports You May Have Missed

How and where travel brands connect with the new experiential consumer will continue to evolve and shift along these three critical axes: Digital payments, mobile booking, and travel ad tech. Those that push beyond the best practices will take the most risk, but stand to gain the biggest reward.

Dave Montali, Skift | 8 years ago

Three Digital Commerce Strategy Reports You May Have Missed