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Unique destinations have become a central part of United’s strategy as it caters to more premium travelers and operates in an increasingly competitive transatlantic market.

Attendees are increasingly asking why a destination matters before they register, not just what it costs. The answer: Take them somewhere that’s been rewriting the rules since the 1870s.

Ixigo is taking a smart, low-risk approach to packaged travel. Rather than build and operate its own tours, it is testing demand by putting IRCTC-curated trips on its platform. If travelers bite, packaged tours could become the OTA’s next major product category.

A supercharged budget airline backed by the flag carrier changes the math for everyone else in a low-cost market that still has too many brands. 

The bank's thesis that Airbnb's "Acceleration is here to stay" is a bold statement. The potential is there. Focus and execution will be all-important.

Canada hotel RevPAR rose 9.0% year-over-year in July, with occupancy up 1.6% and ADR up 7.2%. Plus, more hotel deal and development news.

Airfare and gas prices are up, but research suggests Americans are committed to spending on travel.

On Monday's Good Morning Hospitality, A Skift Podcast, Brandreth Canaley, and Michael Goldin are joined by Amy Kothari, the new CEO of StayTerra, to talk PE-backed STR consolidation, what the…

The founders of Black Tomato have sold the majority of their shares in a deal that gives them liquidity while keeping decision-making power — and qualifies them for a potential tax benefit.

F1’s decision splits the Gulf calendar into two tiers: Abu Dhabi keeps its finale, Bahrain and Saudi lost theirs.

Marriott has signed an agreement to bring the first urban Ritz-Carlton Reserve to Shanghai, with an opening scheduled for 2030. Plus, more hotel deal and development news from APAC.

Radisson’s own development numbers are the latest confirmation of a pattern playing out across the Gulf: domestic demand is the hedge, and Saudi Arabia has it, the UAE doesn’t.