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Economic uncertainty may make financing hard to come by and inflation could creep higher. Yet Marriott doesn't see any falloff in its U.S. development momentum.

GlobalData and AHLA warn that U.S. airport delays are reducing hotel bookings in gateway cities. Plus, hotel deal news. Plus, more hotel deal and development news.

This weekend’s Jet Stream newsletter reports on United’s optimistic outlook, which could be seen with a ton of new plane orders as well as upbeat comments by its CEO: “I think a world where the economy is weaker and maybe some people trade down, the brand loyal airlines are going to win even more.”

There are few things that seem to motivate government change more than meltdowns at the airports, and security lines at some of the nation's busiest hubs are still more than 3 hours.

From Dubai to Delhi to several U.S. cities, March revealed how quickly the whole system can break down.

The new framework could give travel a win on AI development, but does nothing for the pricing fight that's already began.

The new framework could give travel a win on AI development. It does nothing for the pricing fight that's already at their door.

India's travel stakeholders need to start converting cultural depth into bookable, premium products.

U.S.-Saudi partnership to develop 50 hotels across the Kingdom by 2029, targeting corporate travelers and MICE demand.

The right tunes will have people tapping their feet at their seats, while the wrong ones can completely destroy the vibe. 

The travel industry is no longer experimenting, but deploying AI at scale. Join leaders at Skift Data + AI Summit to explore its impact.

In this episode of the Skift Travel Podcast, we unpack what may be the clearest signal yet that the U.S. travel system is under real strain.