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The ruling is a win for Airbnb, but Spain's war on short-term rentals is far from over.

Brand recognition, a cognitive shortcut for human buying decisions, means nothing to AI agents that can reason through every option every time. That's shifting travel's entire marketing apparatus.

Content creators solve a problem Airbnb has been chasing for years — getting locals to book experiences in their own cities.

The biggest growth opportunity for events is not your current attendees. It’s those fence-sitters who keep deciding that your event isn't worth their time or money. 

With occupancy at 10% and summer ahead, fee exemptions may matter less than empty rooms.

The conversations happening at the Skift Data + AI Summit go beyond adoption. They will address what happens when ambition meets reality, when speed collides with trust, and when the channels you’ve built your business on start to shift beneath you.

Gorin thinks Expedia's consumer businesses are vital cogs in the machine. But can she jumpstart their growth?

Airbnb's summer release made one thing unmistakable: the company is no longer content selling just stays and quirky local experiences, and its expansion into rental cars, grocery delivery, mainstream landmark tours, and a bigger hotels push puts it on a direct collision course with

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Condor’s stripey planes grab the attention, but CEO Peter Gerber’s bigger challenge is turning a decades-long leisure specialist into a credible network competitor to Lufthansa.