Articles tagged “icelandair”

Upgraded airports and nonstop flights are opening Greenland to more visitors. Managing growth while preserving its unique environment and culture will be critical to long-term success.

Southwest’s more positive outlook comes as it seeks more ways to boost its profitability and fend off an activist investor.

Today's edition of Skift's daily podcast looks closer at what hotel CEOs will discuss in earnings season, U.S. tourism recovery, and Icelandair’s strong second quarter.

The transatlantic market is more nuanced, and not as rosy as some airlines would like you to think.

Icelandair CEO Bogi Nils Bogason sat down with Edward Russell in Icelandair’s mid-century modern headquarters building to discuss what’s going right for Icelandair, and why he can’t put the threat of high inflation out of his head.

Today’s edition of Skift’s daily podcast looks at hotel hirings in the U.S., tourism adverts on streaming services, and Icelandair's quarterly earnings.

The year ahead looks good from Iceland. What could possibly go wrong?

Tour operators need to be attentive to their customers' travel preferences, including favorite airlines. It's possible that many such companies squandered lucrative opportunities for years by not partnering with companies their guests love.

In Skift’s top stories this week, Icelandair's plan to return to normalcy, airlines wants to bring criminal charges against unruly passengers, shortages ripple through the travel industry this summer and investors back Outdoorsy as the new Airbnb.