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Though the sport of golf is on the rise, is that the case with meetings and incentives?

Why does travel feel so expensive right now? In this episode of the Skift Travel Podcast, Sarah Kopit and Seth Borko unpack a structural shift in the economy that’s quietly…

Travel demand stalled in February as uncertainty reshapes decisions, countries add new guidance for visiting the U.S., and Meta’s AI signals a bigger shift in how trips get chosen.

Airlines wasted no time raising fees after the war in Iran drove up fuel prices.

As travelers trade up on experience and down on accommodation spend, value has become the new battleground. RedDoorz is betting that consistency, not scale alone, builds lasting trust.

Hyatt isn’t just aiming to grow its brand presence in India, it wants to build a brand rooted in the country’s own identity. Now, will this come from building something from scratch, or buying into something that already exists?

Orlando World Center Marriott completed a renovation of its Grand Ballroom spanning more than 36,000 square feet of event space. Plus, more hotel deal and development news.

The new appointments at Turkish Airlines are the latest in a set of executive shuffles that have taken place across the airline industry.

Delta’s latest results are in and the fuel price challenge is front and center. Gordon, Jay, and Meghna dive into what the numbers say about the airline’s strategy and resilience.

Certain counties and regions are attracting interest as incentive destinations because they’re geographically distant and perceived as safe — but not the U.S.

Tax refunds were supposed to be a $5 billion boost to travel spend this year, but refunds so far are tracking below expectations.

The rise in fuel prices gives every airline on this list a good excuse to raise fees. Less clear is when they'll come back down.