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Articles tagged “cathay pacific”

Tourism

Philippine Tourism Industry Attracts More Family Money: Why It’s Wrong

For many, the idea that a few families can control a whole industry is unthinkable, unfair, actually galling. In Philippine tourism, it’s as entrenched as the sight of a jeepney — no one thinks anything of it at all. That has to change, although it won’t be anytime soon.

Raini Hamdi, Skift | 5 years ago

Philippine Tourism Industry Attracts More Family Money: Why It’s Wrong

Airlines

Cathay Pacific Falls in Line With China as Hong Kong Airport Protests Turn Violent

Cathay Pacific has followed Chinese regulator demands through the saga. Why? It's a business decision.

Brian Sumers, Skift | 5 years ago

Cathay Pacific Falls in Line With China as Hong Kong Airport Protests Turn Violent

Airlines

Asian Airlines Turn to Super Business Suites Rather Than First Class

Asian airlines still cling to first class, but is the product necessary anymore? Some carriers are rethinking their strategies.

Brian Sumers, Skift | 5 years ago

Asian Airlines Turn to Super Business Suites Rather Than First Class

Airlines

The 2018 Innovators in Travel, Hospitality and Aviation

Hospitality is a creative act and by looking at who is doing things well, the entire industry can take away some necessary inspiration as they begin to execute 2019 plans.

Colin Nagy, Skift | 5 years ago

The 2018 Innovators in Travel, Hospitality and Aviation

Airlines

Cathay Pacific’s Long View on Investing Outside of Its Jets

The so-called soft product is often the first to get the knife as airlines undergo turnarounds. Thanks to patient, long-term investors and the desire to be customer-centric, Cathay is investing in its lounges and end-to-end experiences even in the middle of a business turnaround.

Colin Nagy, Skift | 6 years ago

Cathay Pacific’s Long View on Investing Outside of Its Jets

Airlines

Why Cathay Pacific Wants to Take On Low-Cost Carriers Without Creating Its Own

Like many airlines, Cathay Pacific underestimated the digital revolution and the threat of low-cost competition. It is playing catch up, and its recent financial results have not been pretty. But Cathay Pacific has an excellent brand, and it serves a lucrative home market. It should be OK.

Brian Sumers, Skift | 6 years ago

Why Cathay Pacific Wants to Take On Low-Cost Carriers Without Creating Its Own

Airlines

Qatar Airways Keen on Taking a Bigger Slice of Cathay Pacific

Other airlines say they're adapting to what younger travelers want. But not all of them actually do it. Delta seems to be ahead of many of its competitors. And that's a good thing.

Brian Sumers, Skift | 6 years ago

Qatar Airways Keen on Taking a Bigger Slice of Cathay Pacific

Business Travel

Cathay Pacific Bucks the Trend in Rewards Boost — Business of Loyalty

Updates to Cathay Pacific's Marco Polo loyalty program may be a thinly veiled effort to bring business back to the company. Either way, frequent flyers on the airline are in for a loyalty bonus soon.

Grant Martin, Skift | 6 years ago

Cathay Pacific Bucks the Trend in Rewards Boost — Business of Loyalty

Airlines

Business Class Must-Haves That Airlines Neglect at Their Peril

As airlines double down on investment in business class, there are some experiential table stakes for customers paying the money to sit up front.

Colin Nagy, Skift | 6 years ago

Business Class Must-Haves That Airlines Neglect at Their Peril

Airlines

Hong Kong Airlines Wants to Disrupt Cathay Pacific on Trans-Pacific Routes

We think the last thing the Hong Kong-North America market needs is more capacity. This seems like a shaky idea. But remember, Hong Kong Airlines is controlled by HNA Group, a giant conglomerate with deep pockets. You can't count it out.

Brian Sumers, Skift | 7 years ago

Hong Kong Airlines Wants to Disrupt Cathay Pacific on Trans-Pacific Routes