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Tourism
Although Cuba won't say it, the country is ill-prepared for the influx of new visitors and the necessary development.
Claire Boobbyer, Skift | 7 years ago
No combination of cruise ships, Airbnb rentals, state-run hotels, or nuns' quarters will be enough to replace smart tourism development, which Cuba may not yet be capable of carrying out.
Media and PR
A single-minded focus on what you think is best, rather than what others are telling you is best for you, can produce both victories and defeats. More than a decade in, it's clear which category Bourdain's travel TV is in.
Jason Clampet, Skift | 7 years ago
Cruises
Outside of a sports stadium, we can think of few things outside of a cruise terminal which do more to negatively impact the people who live next door in a way that only benefits people who live far away.
Skift | 7 years ago
Hotels
The key to success in its road ahead lies less in the countries where it will develop its presence but more in the developers it is partnering up with.
Alexandra E. Petri, Skift | 8 years ago
Airlines
Heathrow has managed to function as a major international hub despite its runway limitations. But future passenger growth means it will need to expand, if it is to hold a leadership position both in Europe and around the world.
Marisa Garcia, Skift | 8 years ago
Airlines would strongly disagree with all of this. In fairness, airlines have their own cost burdens to tackle. But an extra $4 each way is hardly the worst air travel fee we’ve come across. Especially since their ancillary fees are one giant tax dodge.
Marisa Garcia and Jason Clampet, Skift | 8 years ago
Hotels are promoting and engaging their local communities and partnering with a growing array of local independent businesses in an effort to create more options for travelers seeking “authentic” experiences.
Greg Oates, Skift | 8 years ago
Skift Originals
The fastest growing destinations have been collaborating with the city, politicians and private sector to develop competitive attractions and infrastructure. And they've been doing it for years.
Doug Lansky, Skift | 9 years ago
Meetings
As Europe's largest urban redevelopment project, HafenCity is attracting top architects and planners, but will it attract tourists?
Greg Oates, Skift | 9 years ago