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Good morning from Skift. It's Thursday, May 19, in New York City. Here's what you need to know about the business of travel today.
Rashaad Jorden | 2 years ago
Skift Meetings
A weeklong event in Buenos Aires acted as the unofficial relaunch of the meetings sector after the pandemic slump. But recovering lost ground — just 20 percent of the business is back — while dealing with new hybrid models could take about two years, tourism officials admit.
2 years ago
Business Travel
Why is a hospitality brand entering the recruitment market? The answer lies in its co-living division, because not everyone’s there just to party.
Matthew Parsons | 2 years ago
Spare a thought for Argentina, whose woeful state finances make it ill-prepared to help the country's hotels, wineries, and famous cultural attractions during the tourism plunge and coming quarantine.
Eliana Raszewski, Maximilian Heath, and Cassandra Garrison, Reuters | 4 years ago
Argentina started counting the profits to be made from increased tourism before Pope Francis was even elected, but their expectations are now confirmed with a concrete interest in the country’s inaugural papal tour.
Oliver Smith, The Daily Telegraph | 11 years ago
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The subway operator Metrovias has agreed to a 23% pay increase for workers ending the 10-day strike, but political negotiations are needed to find a long-term solution for the antiquated railway.
Associated Press | 12 years ago
At the current rate of negotiations, now would be a opportune time to boost bike and car sharing programs within the capital city as commuters are left to find alternative transportation for a second work week.
Skift | 12 years ago
The workers' strike has more to do with a power struggle over who gets to run the system rather than a real labor issue that affects the rank and file.