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Articles tagged “hertz”

Ground Transport

Hertz Puts Bankruptcy Behind It With Transformational Plans

Hertz's new ownership has grand plans to remake the car rental firm. Over the next few years, you'll find out if that really happened depending on your experience at an airport car rental counter near you.

Hertz Puts Bankruptcy Behind It With Transformational Plans

Online Travel

Tripadvisor Board Members Deliver Business for New Subscription Program

Tripadvisor CEO Steve Kaufer told Skift that Tripadvisor Plus is "a super-high priority for the company." The program may find enthusiasts at the property level, but so far the largest hotel chains don't appear to be leaping on board.

Tripadvisor Board Members Deliver Business for New Subscription Program

Business Travel

Enterprise Wants to Save Car Rentals Through Travel Tech

New acquisition Deem is well placed in the current climate, helping corporate travel agencies develop booking tools to navigate complex Covid-era trips. But can it keep up with demand?

Enterprise Wants to Save Car Rentals Through Travel Tech

Business Travel

Maldives Tests New Tourism Models and 10 Other Top Travel Stories This Week

In Skift's top stories this week, we covered the Maldives' experiment with new tourism models, the blurring of work and travel, Priceline's acquisition of an airline technology startup, and a Skift research analysis of hotel direct booking.

Maldives Tests New Tourism Models and 10 Other Top Travel Stories This Week

Ground Transport

Hertz Bidding War Winner Is Certares and Knighthead in an Auction

Now that the investor winners and losers are clear, Hertz is tasked with the even harder job of retooling the business to adapt to a diminished business travel environement — at least in the short term.

Hertz Bidding War Winner Is Certares and Knighthead in an Auction

Ground Transport

Hertz Bidding War Escalates With Revised Bid From Certares

After two bids, and now a revised bid, the bidding war to lead Hertz out of bankruptcy is heating up. The proverbial ball is in Hertz's court at the moment.

Hertz Bidding War Escalates With Revised Bid From Certares

Business Travel

Remote Work Policies Offer New Opportunities for Corporate Housing

Relocating employees for work could be big business after the pandemic, if travel companies can handle the extra pressure governments and big organizations place on them.

Remote Work Policies Offer New Opportunities for Corporate Housing

Ground Transport

Hertz Selects Centerbridge to Lead Its Reorganization From Bankruptcy

Suddenly Hertz, the beleaguered car-rental firm forced into bankruptcy, is being wooed like it's the last case of Budweiser on a deserted island. Investors see opportunity in an emerging new Hertz.

Hertz Selects Centerbridge to Lead Its Reorganization From Bankruptcy

Ground Transport

Travel Investor Certares’ Plan to Be Kingmaker in Hertz Reorganization Hits a Snag

Despite the inroads ridesharing companies, such as Uber and Lyft, have made against the car rental giants, Hertz's re-emergence from bankruptcy is now triggering a bidding war. Ridesharing and car rentals often have different use cases, but it's never too late for legacy players to mimic, partner, and otherwise adapt.

Announcements

Why All-Inclusive Resorts Are Changing and 8 Other Top Travel Stories This Week

In our top travel stories this week, we took a Skift Deep Dive to find out why all-inclusive, luxury resorts will never be the same. We also explored post-pandemic recovery in the Philippines, Airbnb’s host dilemma, the much-anticipated electric aircraft, Hertz plans after bankruptcy, and more.

Why All-Inclusive Resorts Are Changing and 8 Other Top Travel Stories This Week