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Climate strategy in travel now sits firmly inside cost control and risk management. Energy, water, infrastructure, and location decisions are shaping margins and asset value. The market still undervalues the companies that moved early.

The events industry has long treated security as a venue problem. A string of incidents is making it clear that planners can no longer afford that assumption.

Saturday’s shooting at the Washington Hilton is forcing planners to confront a difficult reality: even the most high-profile, heavily secured events are not immune to risk. Traditional approaches to event security may no longer be enough.

Hilton announced it will make eight new luxury and lifestyle brand debuts in new markets across Asia Pacific this year. Plus, more hotel deal and development news.

Cruise marketing has long leaned on glossy brochures and TV spots. Virgin Voyages is turning its focus to bookings stemming from someone's For You page.

On Monday’s Good Morning Hospitality, A Skift Podcast, Michael Goldin, Brandreth Canaley, Jamie Lane, and Wil Slickers are joined by Sean O'Neill, Senior Hospitality Editor at Skift, to break down…

Major European airline bosses want stronger protection from Gulf rivals. Sir Tim's message? You had decades to compete, and chose North America instead.

Booking.com's Laura Houldsworth brings hard data and regional authority to a conversation that every operator, platform, and investor with APAC exposure needs to be at Skift Asia Forum for.

A lot of companies are seeing strength among premium customers and hesitancy at lower rungs, but American Express skews toward the upper echelon.

The Middle East was the world’s second-fastest growing tourism region in 2025 — and then February 28 happened.

Budget airlines are turning to the Trump administration for aid as high fuel costs threaten their ability to stay in business.

The destinations that will win the next decade are the ones that understand culture is their upstream product, not their marketing asset.