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The U.S. is holding up for the company better than the mood music suggests, but the Middle East is a deepening drag that goes beyond the region.

It's a grim forecast for Dubai’s hotels as missiles return to the Emirate.

In his first earnings call as CEO, Josh D’Amaro laid out a vision for Disney theme parks that leans more heavily on emerging technologies like AI.

The great AI upskilling of the travel workforce has begun, but even among the industry’s largest companies, the gap between who is preparing their employees for AI and who is just cutting with it is widening fast.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

The traditional destination growth model, built on attracting first-time visitors might become unsustainable with rising acquisition costs, shifting traveler behavior, and growing competition. Destinations must work on strategies to be chosen again.

Japan is moving slowly but surely toward two-tier pricing, as the Himeji Castle model has shown that what was once a politically fraught idea can now be measured in revenue.

Sabre has spent a year selling agentic AI as its comeback story. Mindtrip Flights is the first product that has to prove it. 

The activist fund Parvus has become Accor's largest shareholder without telling anyone why.

Frontier is looking to absorb some of Spirit’s demand and expand in markets like Orlando, Fort Lauderdale, Dallas-Fort Worth, and Detroit — all of which are former Spirit strongholds.

Airbnb is pushing whatever buttons it can to jumpstart Experiences and Services, which got off to sluggish starts.

Priceline has been a savvy marketer over the years, and this ad campaign tease hits the right notes at a time when affordability concerns are a major trend.

Q2 will determine whether this is a temporary shock or a structural reset for one of Turkey’s most valuable visitor segments.