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Japan’s charm won’t fade anytime soon, but it’s becoming clear that seeing it in person will soon cost more than it used to. For travelers planning future trips, it may be wise to budget a little extra.

The Africa to Middle East corridor might represent the most transformational opportunity in global tourism if developed thoughtfully. And in 7 days, the industry leaders who can make it happen will gather at Skift Global Forum East in Abu Dhabi.

Indians are redefining what leisure travel means to them. They're not ditching their families, but they're also attuned to their needs for time alone to relax.

By hosting travel services inside its app, Grab is positioning itself as a regional travel hub rather than just a ride-hailing platform.

Atlas debuts with an Agent Mode capable of booking reservations, flights, and more, executives say.

Is the U.S. hotel sector entering a recession? Will other hotel groups join Hyatt in layoffs? These are some of the things that Skift is looking out for during earnings season.

We went straight to the source, our meeting planner audience, for ways to shrink your F&B budget

Travelers demand experiences more than ever before, and Berlin-based online travel agency GetYourGuide is cashing in.

Whether this acquisition will be a difference-maker for Hostelworld may depend on how well flea markets and arts festivals resonate with its youthful cohort of guests.

Two of the most powerful executives in European aviation positioned this rare joint interview not in the context of solidarity, but as a matter of industry security and survival.

Data isn't just guiding where people travel, it’s determining how and why. Jon Huntsman makes the case for travel as both a catalyst for economic growth and a bridge between cultures, powered by seamless payments and AI-driven personalization.

As the U.S. and Spain see tourism demand soar, destination marketers are shifting from promotion to curation. In the AI age, whoever shapes the algorithm shapes the itinerary.