Danielle Hyams, Skift
In tourism news this week, as travelers increasingly prioritize modern amenities and sustainability, cities that invest in innovation are becoming more attractive destinations. Plus, Trump is at it again, reportedly adding seven more countries to his travel ban, bringing the total number to 14.
3 weeks ago
Allan Leibowitz, Skift
A combination of small-city hospitality, modern facilities, a collaborative approach, and an effort to show off individuality is winning over event organizers who tend to select big cities for their conferences.
1 year ago
SkiftX
We’re launching a new platform that examines the evolving role of cities as collision spaces for knowledge, creativity, and new ideas, and what that means for meetings and destinations.
1 year ago
Allan Leibowitz, Skift
Traditional conference cities are still the default choice for events organizers, but rising costs and strained capacity are making secondary cities more appealing. And some are working hard to show their unique benefits.
1 year ago
Dan Peltier, Skift
There will likely be many changes to this ranking as 2016 numbers are finalized as some of the most-visited cities experienced weaker currencies or violence last year. Keep in mind, however, that some of these cities base their data on airport arrivals who don't actually step foot from the airport and experience the destination.
3 years ago
Patrick Whyte, Skift
At the moment, travelling anywhere mostly requires the use of multiple companies on multiple apps, but what if there was another way? Every part of a potential journey is now connected up to the Web so the next logical step is to bring all these steps together in one place.
3 years ago
Dan Peltier, Skift
Cities are the focus of future travel trends and can offer travelers diversified experiences. Some of the planet's fastest-growing cities are in China and India.
4 years ago
Associated Press
A former Bloomberg executive will run the city-improvement focused Sidewalk Labs. Sounds like a thing for former NYC Mayor Mike Bloomberg, who has engaged with city planners at home and abroad.
5 years ago
Joyce Manalo, Skift
Another year reveals that arrivals and visitor growth in Asia continues to be the real story of international travel.
5 years ago
William EL Kaim, Skift
The tech, data and platform changes enabling the daily travel and transport innovations we're all benefiting from now. The mobility era is the era of digital intermediation offered through digital platforms.
5 years ago
William EL Kaim, Skift
We are entering a new mobility era with new players emerging and disrupting travel from the “last mile” up to domestic and regional travel. Mobility providers and aggregators are starting to disrupt the industry by conquering cities, one by one, and aggregating all mode of transportations using digital platforms.
5 years ago
Jason Karaian, Quartz
Access to outdoors with little risk of crime or congestion makes many cities in Australia, Europe and Canada more attractive for business meetings and networking than the world's biggest business hubs.
5 years ago
