Articles tagged “california”

Early investors in vacation rental markets are realizing three's a crowd.

What makes San Francisco such a great destination seems to reside more outside of its downtown area.

As promised, a second wave of hotel worker strikes is underway in Southern California, impacting additional meeting and convention groups.

U.S. tourism marketing officials are hoping that air service to China — a vital tourism market — improves later this year.

San Francisco's tourism board is experimenting with a new medium to take on a formidable obstacle: a negative media perception.

Beach destinations can't rely on the outdoor attributes that made them so attractive to the domestic market during the pandemic now that international travel is fully open and fear of cities has evaporated.

Five U.S. destinations geographically spread out, of varying sizes and with different transformative strategies — and challenges — point to what destination marketing organizations will have to do in the coming years.

Good morning from Skift. It's Monday, February 14, in New York City. Here's what you need to know about the business of travel today.

Mondee's highly tactical deal taps into Arthur J. Gallagher & Co's sprawling network of small businesses and associations, which could drive subscriptions for its TripPlanet platform.

To see two Black female coffeehouse owners and roasters in the U.S. is a rare thing, but a shared purpose brought Shanita Nicholas and Amanda-Jane Thomas together to launch Sip & Sonder to support Black entrepreneurs from bean to cup, and through a common experience. Their latest journey: supplying hotels.