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Expedia Group's B2B offering has been predominantly hotels. The online travel agency, which was founded more than 25 years ago, only recently began offering flights to B2B partners. Its strategy is to expand B2B into many more verticals.

A more even playing field for Trivago and Google's online competitors in Europe at long last? As the saying goes, the devil will be in the details.

Dom Dragisich has had the top job for 11 weeks, having inherited a franchise machine that is adding rooms again but lagging rivals on revenue. He's making the pitch that he can close the gap.

While domestic park attendance remains strong, executives said Disney’s Asian parks aren’t immune to recent macroeconomic pressures.

Bending Spoons now owns the registration platform and a planning tool that many event teams run on daily. The company's track record says cost discipline comes before product investment, which means the integration organizers are hoping for is a bet, not a guarantee.

Along with an army of volunteers, Laura Palker is forging a new career path for students who want to work in events. It’s no easy task.

On this week's Good Morning Hospitality, A Skift Podcast: Hotels Edition, Sarah Dandashy and Steve Turk dig into what the major brands are actually doing to keep hotel owners from…

Allegiant pilots based in Minneapolis are leaving for Delta, causing Allegiant to further reduce flying out of the region.

The green-light could set precedent for other UK airports that have committed to curbing emissions but are also eyeing expansion — the question is whether growth and sustainability are compatible.

Tewolde Gebremariam coming in as Air India CEO was definitely not in our bingo card, but it may be exactly the kind of operator the airline needs for its next phase.

IndiGo and Ethiopian Airlines were built on workers, traders, students, and diaspora travel rather than tourism. Destinations that understand those flows will spend their money differently.

The hardest calls in events right now are the ones no planner wants to make alone: what to cut, and where it's prudent to send business when rules and requirements change day by day and city by city.