Articles tagged “mergers and acquisitions”

The startup Techsembly performs a neat trick in letting luxury hotel brands like The Peninsula sell gift cards to boost upsells without creating a downmarket vibe. No wonder it caught Sabre's eye.

The regime under CEO Matt Goldberg is testing a bunch of stuff, including Tripadvisor Instant Book, and a new form of the previous subscription plan, Tripadvisor Plus. The idea is to not throw out the baby with the bath water, and to see what works now.

The Lyric short-term rental brand is resurfacing as the capital environment sobers up, and the industry learns to be patient about scale and growth.

We should take this deal talk with a grain of salt until there's a term sheet. That said, the budget hotel sector in the UK has boomed post-pandemic, boosting the financial performance of privately held Travelodge.

Frontdesk's acquisition of Zencity highlights a consolidation trend among property managers, but also the very fragmented nature of the sector.

Blueground's second acquisition this year is part of its strategy to build a global accommodation network, listing third-party inventory.

Skift editors were struck by this chart of Wyndham's stock price as of Friday. Investors continue to behave as if it would be a good thing for the world's largest…

Lufthansa, at long last, has bought Alita... , err, ITA Airways. Can it turn around the perennially struggling airline, and turn it into a money maker for the group?

Lufthansa finally has a deal. For ITA Airways that is, and according to reports.

Analysts find more reasons to doubt a merger between Choice Hotels and Wyndham than supportive arguments. Yet the mental exercise reveals interesting dynamics in the U.S. hotel market today.