Articles tagged “disney”

Disney is increasingly a travel company, with parks and experiences accounting for the majority of profits.

Google is expanding its experiences' advertising business, heightening competition among online travel agencies and the attractions themselves.

The company that pioneered MagicBands and transformed queue management into a science is, for now, treating AI as infrastructure rather than imagination when it comes to the guest journey itself. That may be prudent sequencing...or it may be a blind spot that someone else fills first.

Prices at Disneyland and Disney World are going up as the company increasingly leans on its theme parks business to drive profits.

The pay for a dozen travel company CEOs in the S&P 500 attracted compensation greater than half of their peers in the S&P 500.

Massive theme parks get announced in the UAE every decade or so, but what sets Disneyland apart is an operator with a track record for building busy parks in the desert.

Many attractions in Abu Dhabi are indoors, but Disney says it will make use of both indoor and outdoor space.

For today's podcast we look at Google's travel ads in AI tools, the new Disney destination, and what the Trump campaign spent on hotels.

Disney will bring its first park to the Middle East, and it's doing it in a smart way - with funding and operations from a local developer.

Disney is spending $30 billion to expand its theme parks and cruise line in part to keep prices in check and avoid discounting.