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Today's podcast looks at Accor’s brand bulk, G Adventures’ solo outing, and Morocco’s World Cup caution.
Rashaad Jorden | 9 hours ago
Tourism
Morocco is spending $5 billion to be World Cup-ready, but in doing so, it is putting itself at risk of overtourism in the busiest areas.
Josh Corder | 1 day ago
Today's podcast looks at Spirit's promise of change, Biden's new efforts for families booking flights, and Saudi Arabia's hefty World Cup bid.
Rashaad Jorden | 2 months ago
In-person sporting events are some of the last great communal gathering spots. We travel en masse to take-in competition, cheer on our teams and experience life. As a result, sports tourism has become an absolute economic juggernaut for the travel industry. In the immortal words of Jerry Maguire - Show Me The Money!
Sarah Kopit | 2 months ago
Indian travelers are combining their love for sports with increased spending power to experience major sporting events live. To better understand the trend in sports tourism, Skift reached out to online travel companies - here's what they're seeing.
Bulbul Dhawan | 4 months ago
Today's podcast looks at early World Cup losses, Disney’s park dependence, and the Gulf’s coming unified visa.
Rashaad Jorden | 5 months ago
Business Travel
The visitor profile for World Cup 2026 is trending toward corporate group travelers. Individual tourists are being left out.
Dawit Habtemariam | 5 months ago
Today's podcast looks at Atlanta's Michelin deal, JetBlue's quarterly earnings, and how Amadeus uses AI.
If the best teams play in Atlanta for the World Cup, it could be the home base for thousands of fans.
Many destinations believe hosting major sporting events can help increase tourism. We looked into several examples.
Rashaad Jorden | 8 months ago
