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Room00’s new expansion plan sees its asset selection process adapt to each market. The company is not chasing a fixed hostel-hotel mix, but matching each property to the format that fits best.

For years, China’s hotel story was concentrated in major cities like Beijing, Shanghai and Guangzhou. That’s where the demand was, and that’s where most branded supply clustered. But that’s changing now.

Capital One Travel liked Hopper's tools and people so much it's taking many of them in house.

Wars end. Memory lingers. The question that will define the region's next tourism decade is in what shape demand returns, from where, at what yield, and with what brand equity still intact. Here are the decision frameworks for managing through uncertainty over the next two to four years.

With its location in a high-altitude cold desert, where most hotels had just added heat 10 years ago, Ladakh was an unlikely choice for an incentive group.

In the last 24 hours, two of the three biggest Gulf carriers have eased loyalty rules. A simple case of looking after the customer or a sign that disruption may outlast current recovery timelines?

Radisson Hotel Group signs six hotels in India, Fiji and Tajikistan, as the Philippines moves to abolish its departure travel tax. Plus, more hotel deal and development news.

Latin America is a high-demand, high-sensitivity market — where pricing and discovery determine who travels and how.

India’s new directives have the potential to make flying more affordable and for special baggage allowances to be more accessible.

On this week’s Good Morning Hospitality, A Skift Podcast: Hotels Edition, Sarah Dandashy and Steve Turk unpack Hyatt’s push into non-luxury brands and smaller markets as the company works to…

Travelers are pivoting away from the Middle East as the Iran war continues, Delta says demand remains strong despite soaring fuel costs, and Hyatt launches a push into smaller U.S.…