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We’ve launched a six-week series of Skift Playbooks to help the travel industry better understand all angles of its business, from hard news to content marketing to leadership development to market sizing and beyond.
July 14
Understanding Airlines’ Most Volatile Year Since Covid
For our first session, we turn to the business of flying. Six months into 2026, the airline industry looks very different from how the year began. War has redrawn global traffic flows, fuel prices have surged, Spirit has disappeared, consolidation has accelerated, and fortunes have shifted dramatically across regions. Leaders at Airline Weekly will guide you through it.
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July 22
Precision Over Volume: The Smarter Strategy for Reaching Travel’s Decision-Makers
Join Skift Studio for an exclusive, actionable session where we break down the Skift Playbook for campaign success. We’ll move beyond the typical sales pitch and focus on how to build a measurable, full-year strategy that combines authority with direct access.
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July 29
The Executive Advantage: Network, Career, and What’s Next
A live session on how senior women in travel build, activate, and protect their network — and use AI to accelerate it without losing their voice. Your network is not a nice-to-have. At the VP and C-suite level, it is the asset.
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August 5
Full Rooms, Thin Brands: The Skift Caribbean Brand Health Index Unpacked
This Skift Playbooks session drops the first-in-kind brand health index built for Caribbean destinations — proof that arrivals are a lagging indicator and brand is the leading one. A first look at where the region’s real momentum is building next.
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August 12
How Skift Gets the Travel News No One Else Can
Ever wonder how “according to people familiar” stories actually get made? Skift’s writers and editors pull back the curtain on chasing scoops, wrangling data, and making the calls that shape the most important stories in travel.
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August 19
Decoding Travel Behavior Across Generations
Every generational travel headline started somewhere messier than a slide with a stat on it. See how a question becomes a survey, a survey becomes data, and data becomes a report — with real findings on Gen Z, Millennial, Gen X, and Boomer travelers.
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