The travel industry, digested. Curated opinion on hotels, airlines, OTAs and travel-tech.
Read → BQUO's fourth cohort brings in Kategora Real Estate to attract founders to the accommodation business.
Read → The sale of Azores Airlines, forced by Brussels, has drawn eight suitors while TAP keeps grabbing the headlines in Portugal's privatisation wave.
Read → The tourist tax went from funding infrastructure to managing crowds. Nobody says out loud what it really is.
Read → Hilton's global CMO Mark Weinstein is leaving the company after 16 years to pursue an opportunity outside the travel industry.
Read → Canadian travel to the United States has grown for a fifth straight month, though volumes are still far below 2024 levels.
Read → Las Palmas brings together more than 2,000 professionals at the 30th Seatrade Cruise Med, with 180 exhibitors and the archipelago as the hinge between the Mediterranean and the Atlantic.
Read → Your hotel website stops discovering and starts verifying. Only 6% of hotels appear steadily in AI answers, and 82% of cited content comes from OTAs.
Read → The Routledge Handbook on Regenerative Tourism and Hospitality asks who is accountable for the aquifer when a hotel only manages its bottom line.
Read → Google switches on its AI mode to book hotels. Natalie Kimball, from Shiji Horizon, explains on Hospitality Net what changes for distribution and direct bookings.
Read → Calviá and Ibiza are nominated for the European Capital of Tourism, while Capstone Real Estate partners with Keyper for flexible payments.
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