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At a time when DEI is increasingly politicized, HR association SHRM’s live debate between ideological opposites demonstrates how conferences are the ideal platform for essential, and sometimes uncomfortable, dialogue that digital platforms cannot replicate.

JetBlue is placing a big bet that it can grow its network and cultivate a premium customer base out of the Florida city.

Capella wants enough hotels that wealthy travelers encounter the brand across continents, but few enough that each one still feels like a discovery. Not as simple as it sounds.

Accor said its strategic growth in Asia continues with a diverse pipeline of more than 230 hotels representing close to 60,000 keys in development. Plus more hotel deal news.

Oyo is thoroughly moving beyond its traditional economy hospitality segment positioning by diversifying its premium brand into niche tourism segments.

Booking Holdings had a strong third quarter. CEO Glenn Fogel acknowledged these are early days for the artificial intelligence boom.

A just-opened boutique event venue in Detroit is a unique arrangement for Marriott which, until now, has focused on combined convention space-hotel room bookings.

Accor's plan to spin out Ennismore, the trendy hotel and restaurant group, would test the investor appetite for lifestyle hospitality. How much more should investors pay for exposed-brick walls and craft cocktails?

Transportation Secretary Sean Duffy warns most air traffic controllers might not be able to make ends meet if they miss more than one paycheck.

Real decarbonization will come not from lofty climate pledges, but from innovation that makes clean alternatives as affordable and practical as the fuels and materials they replace.

AI might not change how Indians travel overnight. But for MakeMyTrip, it’s become central to how it plans to stay relevant to the next billion travelers.

Dan Hotels expands into the U.S. market by acquiring New York’s NoMo SoHohotel for $125 million from Sapir Corporation, which has filed for insolvency.