Articles tagged “skift health score”

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U.S. Hotel Giants Lead Travel Recovery: Skift Health Score

Optimism about the travel recovery in the U.S. hit a peak this summer. Hotels with a heavy American presence have benefited from the resulting occupancy boost as well as hopes for a long-term bump in conversions. Perhaps it should be no surprise that major U.S. hotel franchisors lead our health score list.

U.S. Hotel Giants Lead Travel Recovery: Skift Health Score

Coronavirus

Airbnb Muscles Its Way Into Top 3 Strongest Travel Companies: Skift Health Score

After the ugliest year in travel history, 4Q 2020 earnings and other more recent data points suggest that the industry has turned a corner and is beginning to recover.

Airbnb Muscles Its Way Into Top 3 Strongest Travel Companies: Skift Health Score

Online Travel

Booking Holdings Is Holding Its Own Amidst the Wreckage But Then There’s Google

The Skift Health Score ranked Booking Holdings as the overall leader in August among 100 public travel companies but the entire travel industry faces grave uncertainties. Then there's that little search engine Google, which has an even larger travel business than Booking.

Booking Holdings Is Holding Its Own Amidst the Wreckage But Then There’s Google

Coronavirus

Eye-Popping $137 Billion in Lost Revenue: New Skift Health Score of 100 Travel Companies

The month of August brought with it the ugliest earnings season the travel industry has ever seen. We knew the numbers would be rough, but now we can finally understand just how bad this year has been.

Eye-Popping $137 Billion in Lost Revenue: New Skift Health Score of 100 Travel Companies

Online Travel

Booking.com Restructuring Will Pare Its Workforce By Up to 25 Percent

Despite the deep job cuts, the proprietary Skift Health Score calculates that Booking Holdings has far greater long-term strength than rivals Expedia Group and Trip.com Group. If you follow Booking.com's logic, the future of travel will be substantially smaller than its past.

Booking.com Restructuring Will Pare Its Workforce By Up to 25 Percent