Articles tagged “tour operators”

The visitor profile for World Cup 2026 is trending toward corporate group travelers. Individual tourists are being left out.

A big part of the protests is about stopping the rise in short-term rentals. But that is far from the only area where activists want to see change.

When it comes to potential IPOs, timing is everything in life, right? Hotelbeds seemingly thinks so.

As TUI hits records for revenue, the tour operator highlighted its growing use of dynamic packaging and its increasing direct inventory deals with low-cost airlines and hotels.

If travel companies are not thinking about the impact of GLP-1s on their bottom line yet – in 2024 they will.

Today's podcast looks at Paris’ tax reach, key trends in luxury travel, and TUI’s stock moves.

A growing trend of married older women traveling solo points to a broader societal shift of lifestyle choices as travel companies adapt to this diverse demographic with tailored and safe experiences.

WeRoad is turning spontaneous travel into a full-time profession for its community of trip coordinators who initially joined by leading tours without any trip-planning experience.

Today's podcast discusses Airbnb's AI investment, Riyadh Air's ambitions, and Turkey's tourism cooling.

DiDi said robotaxis will be available on its rideshare app by 2025, and Regent Craft said it will begin testing electric seagliders next year.