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At the Skift Data + AI Summit on June 4 in New York City, industry leaders will explore the most cutting-edge advancements at the intersection of travel, data, and artificial intelligence.

Hotel development is stuck in neutral as surging costs and tight capital stall construction, even as planned projects pile up.

Something about a condo hotel operator with a handful of properties seeking a $2.3 billion listing via a SPAC feels a bit ... 2021.

WestJet did not explicitly attribute the U.S. route cuts to current political climate, but noted that it was “focused on continuing to fly where there is demand.”

Dalata's strategic review, which may put a sale sign on the company, reflects the mixed outlook for European hotel assets. Investors are balancing tourism's strength against economic uncertainty.

In the competitive hotel market, commission yields quietly shape profits, and small percentage shifts can mean big revenue swings. In Europe, higher proportions of independent hotels and third-party booking transactions require nuanced strategy and sharp data analysis for optimizing revenue from hotel room sales.

Could this Airbnb-HotelTonight collaboration portend greater integration between the two and even signal the start of an Airbnb loyalty program?

On today’s podcast, we talk about travelers spending more money, Eurostar seeing more Americans, and Lady Gaga‘s impact on Singapore tourism.

To gamble or not to gamble, that's Thailand's dilemma. Integrated resorts could boost revenue, but there's also the risk of losing Chinese tourists, a market already shrinking over safety worries.

As India's outbound tourism increases, Singapore is looking to increase its share. However, it has now trained its eyes on high-yield travelers as well with its new focused partnership.

As Asia powers the global travel rebound, Skift Asia Forum cuts through the noise with the voices and insights that matter most — the region’s next wave of growth starts in Bangkok.

TUI's ambition to reinvent itself as a "global curated leisure marketplace" that sells travel a la carte as much as in packages deserves credit for its scope. But it will be a tough trick to pull off.