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Expedia and Airbnb Split on Travel’s Future and 10 Other Top Travel Stories This Week
In Skift's top travel stories this week, we covered the Expedia CEO's take on Airbnb, the Hyatt-Apple Leisure deal, two online travel veterans launching a hotel distribution network, the unpaid fines of unruly flyers, among other topics.
Dennis Schaal |
Startup Casai Buys Its Way Into Serviced Apartments in a Play for Brazilian Business Travel
The conventional wisdom in the U.S. and Europe has been that business travel will be slow to recover easing out of the pandemic and that emerging markets in Latin America, such as Brazil, will have a snail-like rebound, too. Travel startup Casai is gambling that both ideas are wrong.
Sean O'Neill |
U.S. Hotels Roared Ahead With Desperately Needed Job Gains in July
U.S. hotels continue to post strong job numbers thanks to summer leisure travel demand, but the industry can't afford to ride on blind optimism. The Delta variant throwing a wrench in the expected return of business travel will show up in jobs reports later this year.
Cameron Sperance |
Southwest’s Expanded Partnership Brings Bookings to the Sabre Standard
The newly expanded partnership between Southwest Airlines and Sabre GDS is now live, bringing the airline to a higher operating level via Sabre: a boon for corporate travel managers and travel management companies industry-wide.
Southwest Business + Skift |
Sponsored Would Facebook’s Virtual ‘Metaverse’ Make Your Travel Bucket List Obsolete? Hardly
Facebook's Mark Zuckerberg believes the metaverse will one day supplant the mobile internet, and create the sense that you are actually together with someone else in a distant place. Whatever it ever ends up meaning to the travel industry, you can be sure it would develop into an advertising opportunity for the social network.
Dennis Schaal |
India’s MakeMyTrip Sees Strong Recovery in Domestic Business Travel
Business travel is showing significant signs of life in India. That could bode well for corporations and road warriors in other geographies, too.
Dennis Schaal |
Delta Projects Summer Surge Will Stick Around to Deliver Profits This Fall
Will business travelers return in force this fall? That's what Delta CEO Ed Bastian is betting on to help the airline reverse its $881 million second-quarter loss and return it to profitability.
Madhu Unnikrishnan |
U.S. Travel’s Great Summer of Shortage
Some sectors will feel the labor shortfall versus surging travel demand more acutely than others. Solutions will be complex — and protracted.
Dennis Schaal |
Hotels and Airlines Can’t Afford to Ignore the Seismic Shift to Leisure
Industry consultants Accenture have released a report highlighting how hotels and airlines can capture the rising demand in leisure travel and best position themselves for the post-pandemic recovery.
Accenture + Skift |
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