Articles tagged “california”

U.S. tourism executives came back from their trips optimistic about the Chinese tourism market's recovery despite long visa wait times and the slow return of air connectivity.

Today's edition of Skift's daily podcast looks closer at California's junk fee crackdown, U.S. airline pilot shortage, and Florida's short-term rental squeeze.

California's proposed changes, if passed by mid-October, might impact how so-called junk fees are displayed nationwide. Many hotel companies and online travel agencies would likely seek uniform price displays across the U.S. for simplicity's sake.

Millennial and Gen Z designers just opened a boutique in California that may overturn assumptions about beachside hotels. Plus, its web-based app hints at what next-gen guests expect in service.

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.