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DiDi said robotaxis will be available on its rideshare app by 2025, and Regent Craft said it will begin testing electric seagliders next year.

Consider this a peek behind the curtain of VTrips, which has not been immune from the layoffs rocking the property management industry.

Hopper's burn and growth rates were unsustainable — even for a company that had raised $730 million.

All of the airlines are confronting a spike in fuel prices, with labor and other costs up as well. And that will hit profits.

It's clear that elements of these layoffs include some offshoring support, and trims that are AI-induced.

It's the latest in a number of layoff rounds over the past three years.

New York City is a bit late to the game compared to other tourist cities that have implemented Airbnb restrictions, but there are certainly more to come.

Ongoing travel demand and an airline industry grappling with staffing shortages adds leverage to contract negotiations for American Airlines flight attendants.

Artificial intelligence is fundamentally altering how travel brands operate, and here's a look at a few ways the rapidly booming technology has already done so.

This is at least the third c-suite exec that has departed over the past year, and it comes as Sabre continues a big tech transformation.