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Speaking to Skift, Arik De, Etihad's Chief Revenue and Commercial Officer, says the airline is working to rewrite the rulebook on first class, proving that ultra-premium doesn’t have to mean unprofitable.

The cuts show the strain on the aviation system due to staffing and outdated technology.

Being a meeting planner means being prepared. These gadgets and supplies will ensure that whatever comes up, you’re ready for it.

Our editors share some of their favorite gadgets for making your flights and hotel stays more efficient and comfortable. They also make great gifts for your road warrior attendees.

Airlines are pulling their 2025 outlooks and are even more bullish on premium travel as domestic demand weakens in response to economic uncertainty.

Smart thermostats could help reduce emissions. The real power lies in scale: small changes multiplied across thousands of properties can add up.

Staffing issues among other challenges means visitors can expect longer entry queues, closed trails, and trash going uncollected at some U.S. national parks.

AlUla, a location rich in history, has big plans to become a major tourism destination in Saudi Arabia, which we discuss in this episode of the Skift Travel Podcast.

Egypt says it needs 250,000 more hotel rooms to be constructed if its to hit its tourism goals for the next decade.

The partnership signals a broader trend: Hotels are rethinking their technology not just to run operations more smoothly, but to sell a wider range of services.

As Indian hospitality keeps evolving, the real competition might soon be all about the food.

Today’s podcast looks at Airbnb, Wyndham, and Hyatt’s mixed first-quarter earnings.