Skift Global Forum 2025 Sessions

Expedia Group's consumer brands aren't firing on all cylinders. It's a priority to rev them up.

If TSA does relax the liquids rule, it would be another step toward making travel less tedious.

Intrepid is betting that sustainability and profitability are not in conflict but increasingly intertwined. Its challenge now lies in scaling that message, especially in the U.S., while holding onto the values that set it apart.

CEO Jason Liberty says the cruise ship operator sits on ‘Himalayas’ of data and is ready to use the disruptive technology further.

An Oyo IPO has been rumored for years, but CEO Ritesh Agarwal's shifting tone signals momentum. A listing in India would spotlight how the world’s fastest-growing travel market is also producing global hospitality players with scale and ambition to match.

Airbnb is no longer dabbling in hotels. It’s betting big on independents as a growth engine.

For now, Kayak’s challenge is less about technology than traveler behavior: convincing consumers to trust a conversational AI to handle bookings, and not just fall back on the familiar search box.

IHG is steering its next phase toward Asia and the Middle East, says CEO Elie Maalouf. Younger populations, faster GDP growth, and infrastructure investment create a promising growth story.

Frontier CEO Barry Biffle was critical of recent remarks United’s CEO made on ultra-low-cost carriers surviving in the U.S.

Booking Holdings CEO Glenn Fogel sees the generative AI era as travel’s next major disruption – and he's been through this kind of upheaval before.