Tourism News

U.S.-Saudi partnership to develop 50 hotels across the Kingdom by 2029, targeting corporate travelers and MICE demand.

For years, the travel industry has coasted on millennial devotion. When it comes to connecting with Gen Z, brands are going to have to work harder.

Many hotels are seeing soft 2026 World Cup bookings as fans seem to be waiting until the last minute. It seems possible that the event will draw a higher mix of domestic fans than many first expected.

India is one of the fastest-growing outbound travel markets, one of the largest domestic travel ecosystems, and an underpenetrated inbound destination. The Skift India Travel Scorecard shows clear, comparable data on how India is actually performing relative to its peers.

Nick Adams' public comments go against the vision of tourism as a way to promote cross-cultural understanding — an awkward fit for a job meant to promote the U.S. abroad.

They say aggressive discounting has become unavoidable due to ‘unreasonable’ offers from hotels.

Six big assumptions broke in one quarter. The CEOs still running the January plan are sleepwalking into a margin trap.​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​​

Although New York City’s overall tourism exceeded expectations last year, the city still has significant work to do to attract higher-spending international visitors.

Decarbonization targets are opening a market for electric equipment in ski resorts and electric snowmobiles are among the first products that can compete with diesel on price and performance.

Welcome to a special edition of the Trump Effect. We do this occasionally on merit, and I don’t think I remember a more chaotic start to a week. I’m aware it’s only Tuesday. Here’s yesterday, step-by-step.