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United is rethinking third quarter capacity as peak travel demand continues to split between the early summer months and the end of the year.

TED has a new leadership structure that pairs an education visionary with a longtime internal leader.

Whitbread’s push for efficiency is easing the hit from weaker demand, but not enough to stop profits from slipping.

At the Skift Global Forum in New York City in September 2025, leaders from across the travel space gathered to tackle the most pressing issues and exciting opportunities in the…

The airline’s deliberate, years-long search for high-integrity credits shows just how much scrutiny now surrounds the carbon market.

As local governments increasingly look to regulate the short-term rental industry, Airbnb is fighting back by increasing its lobbying efforts and getting involved in political races.

The global car rental sector is a resilient $92 billion market, driven by leisure travel, with the Americas being the largest market. The sector is rapidly digitizing with 74% of bookings online, with direct bookings driving as much traction as intermediaries.

Choice Hotels launches MainStay Suites in Australia with seven hotels planned, marking the brand's first expansion outside North America. Plus, more hotel deal and development news.

FinTech sits at the heart of travel’s transformation. Booking.com’s Daniel Marovitz shares how technology, data, and traveler insight are shaping more seamless, more human booking experiences.

Years ago, Oyo made hotels more affordable for younger travelers. Now with an IPO expected soon, Prism is not holding back as it looks to make the most of the rising demand for premium accommodations.

International tourism to the U.S. has taken a hit this year. Brand USA is leaning into new technologies, marketing strategies, and live events to boost future travel.

JetBlue president Marty St. George said he was concerned that consolidation is squeezing out smaller carriers from Europe.