Sarah Enelow-Snyder

This week in hospitality news, Airbnb made a serious move toward attracting hotels and bed-and-breakfasts onto the platform. Missed this week's Skift Call on the Airbnb threat? Stay tuned for a podcast featuring highlights.

This week in digital travel news: Booking.com intends to grow into a full-service online travel agency, and Trivago wants to increase its Google advertising, but Ctrip hit a stumbling block.

This week in aviation, United said it may introduce domestic premium economy, and it may have to consider the problems it has had rolling out its Polaris service.

This week in tourism news, we looked at two extremes: the sad reality of the Trump Slump and how to manage overtourism. Somewhere in the middle, we analyzed whether Cuba guidebooks are on the level.

This week in aviation, we analyzed several developments at American Airlines. The carrier is leveraging its plentiful data, tracking those who defect to another airline, and starting long-haul basic economy.

This week's tourism news is all about cruising. News Editor Hannah Sampson reported from the Seatrade conference on overtourism, breaking cruise stereotypes, and the pitfalls of focusing exclusively on millennials.

This week's digital news brought Google to the fore. First, Facebook is trying to compete with the search giant on travel ads, but secondly, why is Google burying the lowest hotel rates?

This week in hospitality, we dug into the issue of Marriott's meetings commission cuts and broke down what's really behind each of Radisson's eight hotel brands.

This week in aviation, big players were fighting. Ryanair filed a lawsuit against Expedia over screen-scraping, and American is challenging Chicago O'Hare over its deal with United.

This week in digital news, we analyzed tools for events as well as earnings from Amadeus and Booking. Don't miss our upcoming Skift Call on March 13 on how online travel agencies are dealing with the Airbnb threat.