The Skift Travel Podcast

Travel companies that want to grow are rightly keeping a focus on China; 130 million outbound travelers can't be ignored.

Business travel is evolving — slowly — to become more like consumer travel as companies start to take employee satisfaction more seriously.

Cities offer the ultimate platform for improving the quality of life for tens of millions of people. We pick up the discussion for this part 2.

Cities offer the ultimate platform for improving the quality of life for tens of millions of people. We discuss how.

Family travel has moved beyond the theme park and the chicken finger to become just as interesting as every other type of travel.

The United States of No Vacation, Vacation Deprivation, Overwhelmed Americans, Work Martyrs — it's a problem by whatever name you use to describe it.

Our alternate title: Why unrest, health panics, and financial uncertainty doesn't spell doom and gloom for the travel industry. But it does mean it needs to be smart in 2016.

Marriott is a great case study on whether large legacy travel brands can reinvent themselves through storytelling -- and then of course follow through and deliver on the actual soft-promise that they make through these efforts.

Will the deflation in overall tech startup sector affect travel startups old and new? Listen in.

No one company has cracked local discovery the way people have long hoped some company would. But as mobile devices become more knowledgable about what we see and do, services like Foursquare and its rivals could become much more interesting.