$40, $100, $250: U.S. Fees Are Adding Up for Travelers
The U.S. is betting on events like the World Cup to boost international tourism next year. Are international tourists prepared to pay hundreds of dollars in new fees?
Full First Class, Empty Economy? That Won’t Work, Says United Exec
Premium customers may be driving travel spending these days, but United’s David Kinzelman said airlines can’t forget about economy travelers.
Breeze Airways CEO David Neeleman on Challenges for Startup Carriers — Full Video
David Neeleman said there's limited space for new entrants as the "big four" U.S. airlines grow more powerful.
Breeze’s David Neeleman: Why Startup Airlines Can’t Compete With the Big Four
The “big four” U.S. airlines are getting bigger, according to Breeze Airways’ CEO.
2026 World Cup Draw: Skift’s Guide to Who’s Playing Where and the Tourism Impact
The U.S. is banking on the soccer tournament to draw in visitors after a lackluster year for international travel.
England Moves Closer to Launching Tourist Taxes
England is joining other destinations pushing for higher fees on overnight visitors.
U.S. Inbound Travel Declines for Sixth Straight Month
October marks the eighth month this year with a decline in international visitation.
Short-Term Rental Demand Climbing Ahead of World Cup
It’s not yet clear where most teams will be playing during the World Cup, but AirDNA is already tracking a surge in short-term rental demand in host cities like Guadalajara and Seattle.
Brand USA’s Budget Crunch and the Bill That Could Restore Funding
Brand USA has long faced funding challenges. A new bill from bipartisan lawmakers could restore its annual federal funding match back to $100 million.
Experiences Company Peek Announces Two Acquisitions, $70 Million in Funding
We’ve been reporting that the experiences space is ripe for consolidation.