The travel industry, digested. Curated opinion on hotels, airlines, OTAs and travel-tech.
Read → Scott Kirby, United Airlines CEO, advocates for funding SAF like solar energy.
Read → An AI hotel query costs more than a Google search. Assistants ration answers and 55% of their picks come from Forbes guides. Time to invest wisely.
Read → The Australian chain has been using SiteMinder's channel manager for nearly 20 years to manage OTAs across 100+ hotels. What does that say about choosing tech?
Read → New hotels, alliances, and investment moves in the travel industry.
Read → FHS World 2026 lands in Dubai with a ministerial opener and an agenda that ditches the talk to focus on deal-making and investment.
Read → Klook expands its affiliate program: creators no longer just promote the trendy attraction but build the full itinerary. Could this lead us to a new social OTA model?
Read → Host Hotels' $105M at The Don CeSar is the real cost of resilience: it won't cut risk to zero, but skimping is worse.
Read → The owner of The Connaught and The Berkeley has hired the man who scaled Six Senses to build a luxury lifestyle operating company. Can a small collection win?
Read → Mirai says hotel distribution is splitting in two: SEO for the web, structured data and MCP endpoints for AI agents. A wake-up call for hoteliers.
Read → Francis Louis Passerini joins Blastness as COO after 24 years at D-EDGE. A move that signals the Italian travel-tech's international ambitions.
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