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Booking already has tools that organize trips. Vayo's proposition is that AI can turn the itinerary into something more: a system that learns how you travel, watches the entire trip, and starts working before you ask. 

Lufthansa gets its gateway to Brazil, but Lisbon still holds the controlling stake – at least for now.

Phu Quoc’s peak-season hotel occupancy has surged above 90%, but a massive supply boom will test whether the momentum can last. CBRE says room-night demand must grow about 10% a year through 2030 just to maintain current occupancy — a tougher task after APEC 2027.

Under stricter regulation across a fragmented travel market, executives overseeing AI in European travel operations are now being forced into nuanced and challenging conversations.

The cash offer from TKO for 92 hotels is worth more than SVC's entire stock market value. Plus, more hotel deal and development news.

Six months of growth sounds like momentum until you check the baseline. Climbing out of an unusually soft 2025 isn’t the same as getting back to normal.

A softer timeline gives Adani time to close many gaps. If it doesn’t, summer may bring the same pushback.

Whitbread wants investors to accept thinner profit now for a simpler, higher-returning Premier Inn later. But an activist investor at the door leaves little room for mistakes.

As more of everyday social life has to be deliberately arranged, travel companies are finding a business in doing the organizing for us.

Event organizers keep asking why attendees are registering late. The real problem may be that they’re asking people to commit before giving them enough information, flexibility, or value to say yes.

Radisson wants to double its India portfolio to 500 hotels by 2030 without buying anything. Its CEO is betting on partnerships, smaller cities and a pitch that the group is a local company rather than a global one.