Articles tagged “uk”

Amsterdam is struggling to shake off its historic image of the city where everything goes.

By incorporating popular media, VisitBritain seems to know what sells in tourism now.

With a turnaround artist at its helm, EasyHotel is finally poised for its long-awaited expansion. Recent investment in the company is a wager that affordability will matter more to some travelers than whether a hotel is Instagram-ready.

The cost of events and conferences in the UK is up by almost 25%. Business is strong for now, but there are likely challenges ahead.

How long will we have to wait before China's outbound tourism sentiment is revived completely?

Concerns that Uber's expansion of its in-app travel booking services would cannibalize its core offering appear to be easing, with the company reporting a boosted overall performance.

TUI might be well-known for its package tours, but the operator remains intent on maximizing the cross-sell of dynamic pricing and standalone booking components to grow its market share.

We should take this deal talk with a grain of salt until there's a term sheet. That said, the budget hotel sector in the UK has boomed post-pandemic, boosting the financial performance of privately held Travelodge.

Today's edition of Skift's daily podcast looks closer at U.S. tourists in the UK, female business travelers, and hotels' profitability challenges.

Like other European destinations, the UK is benefiting from Americans hungry to travel internationally.