Sarah Enelow-Snyder

This week in hospitality, we're deep in earnings season. AccorHotels wrote off $288 million from two of its marquee investments, Onefinestay and John Paul, and Hilton isn't worried about looming trade wars.

This week in tourism, state tourism budgets are up for debate as midterm elections approach, and don't miss the roundup of our biggest deep dives so far this year.

This week in digital news, Expedia was on our priority list. Check out our in-depth explainer on the group's 23 brands, then read about the future possibility of Expedia-branded hotels and the company's latest earnings report.

This week in digital news, the European Commission may soon scrutinize Google's travel products, and big travel tech players handle recent leadership changes. And don't miss our new podcast: The Amazon Factor in Travel.

This week in tourism, event security gets financial support from local tourism boards, and we question whether some luxury experiences are guilty of cultural appropriation.

This week in hospitality, Ace Hotels steps into the luxury sector with a new property in New Orleans, and a new report finds that Airbnb could have a market capitalization larger than any hotel company.

This week in aviation, JetBlue's founder confirms he'll start a new U.S. airline, and investors are feeling more optimistic about United after its second-quarter earnings call.

This week in digital news, we released a major undertaking: the oral history of the Booking.com acquisition. This is a must-read for anyone who wants to understand the inner workings of online travel.

This week in tourism, we have an essential long read on the state of tourism in Puerto Rico as it continues recovering from the devastation of Hurricane Maria.

This week in aviation, we analyzed the second quarter earnings of Norwegian Air and Delta. We'll be watching the status of a potential Norwegian sale.