Access exclusive travel research, data insights, and surveys
Short-Term Rentals
Governments are watching passive income earners through new value-added tax measures.
Srividya Kalyanaraman | 3 months ago
Tour Operators
Today's podcast looks at Tommy Bahama's hotel move, faster in-flight wi-fi, and Universal's UK theme park plans.
Rashaad Jorden | 3 months ago
Tourism
Today's podcast discusses Chinese tourists in the UK, Etihad's growth plans, and Japan's efforts to meant tourism demands.
Rashaad Jorden | 4 months ago
News Blog
TUI-owned FirstChoice.co.uk has relaunched as a new travel and experiences booking platform as the brand looks to strengthen its position with the flexible, independent traveler. First Choice, originally well-known for its package holidays, now offers an array of travel options tailored around the needs and unique points of interest of today's travelers, according to TUI UK and Ireland…
Selene Brophy | 7 months ago
Airlines
The United Kingdom is just the latest European nation to be hit hard by air traffic controller issues, which have stunted the continent's travel recovery.
Sarah Young, Reuters | 7 months ago
Today's edition of Skift's daily podcast looks closer at U.S. tourists in the UK, female business travelers, and hotels' profitability challenges.
Rashaad Jorden | 10 months ago
Travel Booking
Everyone wants to know when business travel spending will recover to pre-pandemic levels. Signs are it'll be 2026, though some markets may recover faster, such as India, Britain, the U.S., and Australia.
Andres Buenahora, Skift | 11 months ago
VisitBritain is focused on promoting the country's lesser-known sites, but CEO Patricia Yates acknowledges a big challenge it faces is getting people to understand there's a lot more to the island than London.
Andrea Doyle, Skift | 1 year ago
Indian travel and aviation sectors have managed to rebound faster than expected and well beyond pre-pandemic levels. But how will travel and tourism leaders work to ensure sustained growth and profitability, remains to be seen.
Amrita Ghosh | 1 year ago
More than 250,000 passengers arriving at several UK airports might be delayed because of strikes by about 1,000 border security workers. But the government may send in the army to check passports.
Paul Sandle and Farouq Suleiman, Reuters | 1 year ago