The Skift Travel Podcast

As the black travel movement continues to grow, travel companies ignore diverse audiences at their peril.

As hostels become more focused on design, events, and dining, we're not surprised that a new crowd of travelers are discovering the option.

As they try to promote tourism amid a Zika outbreak, Caribbean destinations — and especially Puerto Rico — are facing challenges. Spreading information about efforts to combat the spread, targeting visitors who are least threatened by the virus, and running promotions to spark demand are some of the efforts Puerto Rico's tourism leaders are employing.

Taking time off can be a business investment with proven results, such as increased creativity and productivity — so why do so many Americans struggle to take the vacation they’ve earned?

Every day, Skift's hotel experts bring original reporting and analysis to their coverage. Today, they're sharing that insight with podcast listeners.

The travel industry wants an open, welcoming United States that invests in better infrastructure and security staffing. As election season drags on, are politicians listening?

Price-sensitive travelers would be well served by doing extra research to make sure they understand the true cost of bargain-basement prices.

Marketers need to cut through clutter to deliver messages that resonate with the right audience — but do it in a way that doesn't ring false to consumers who crave authenticity.

We dig into Skift's new opus on online travel and get some behind-the-scenes insight from its author.

We’re talking about the creation of the High Line, its legacy and the quest to create the next big thing in parks.