Articles tagged “pets”

With U.S. birth rates at record lows and pet ownership soaring, the travel industry is simply following the demographic money.

Indian travelers do not want to leave behind their pets while on vacations. And they are making sure accommodation units know that.

Once considered niche, pet travel has surged into a global movement that is pushing hospitality to evolve. Bark Air’s expansion beyond flights underscores how dog-first design is shaping the future of premium, personalized travel.

The travel industry has finally caught on – pets aren’t just accessories, they’re family. Demographic changes, from animal-loving Gen Zers to seniors seeking companionship, are reshaping how the sector thinks about hospitality.

Toss out all the cliches about the woes of "a dog's life" because many dogs — and cats and other domesticated animals — are now living on Airbnb.

How would you like to be a Sonder exec boasting that your free cash flow margin improved from negative 127 percent a year ago to negative 37 percent in the second quarter? Well, that's one measure of progress.

Good morning from Skift. It's Wednesday, February 9, in New York City. Here's what you need to know about the business of travel today.

As the number of pet owners across the country spiked during the pandemic, the hotel of the future needs to be fit for man *and* man’s best friend like never before.

This is a pet project that we can support. Anything that can help passengers loosen up and take the stress out of travel has to be a good thing.

Better pet sitting isn't disrupting any existing services. Instead it's massively improving the existing ways people find trusted places to leave their animals.