Most hoteliers see current issues as 'short-term' disruption
The problems with reliable and affordable flights are completely out of the control of hoteliers, many of whom worry how long it will take for normalcy to return.
The U.S. seems to suffer from chronic Nothing Works Syndrome
The major carriers JetBlue, American Airlines, and Delta canceled nearly 10 percent of their flights last weekend, creating mayhem at major airports.
Corporations that prioritize sustainability will travel less
A report from GBTA found that 60 percent of industry representatives surveyed support reducing the frequency of business travel in order to cut emissions.
Europe’s travel woes deepen as strikes add to scrapped flights. Walkouts in coming days at Ryanair, EasyJet, British Airways and Aeroports de Paris will add to the turmoil.
US hotel performance keeps pace with traditional seasonal peaks. The U.S. hotel industry is heading to its annual occupancy apex, which normally occurs in mid-July.
Change > cancel: Instead of calling off their vacations, more consumers will likely change their plans to account for price increases and added fees.
Marriott’s Media Network a billion-dollar opportunity. Advertisers will be able to target Marriott guests with ads using customers’ profiles as a first-party data source.
Do we really need digital hotels? The Genesis Collection will offer users a variety of experiences, events and digital “outposts,” all from the comfort of their home.
Travel's key datasets. Together, market trend, marketing performance, and first-party data create the three pillars marketers will need to be successful without the use of third-party cookies.
Cloudbeds acquires Whistle. The guest engagement solution will play an important role in the company’s vision for creating a fully frictionless solution.
Sabre Hospitality launches SynXis Retail Studio. New technology helps hoteliers retail goods, services, experiences and policies.