The travel industry, digested. Curated opinion on hotels, airlines, OTAs and travel-tech.
Read → Booking Holdings' internal restructuring reveals a B2B business much larger than expected, ahead of Expedia in room nights. This reshapes OTA competition.
Read → Two investigations in Spain expose alleged travel agency scams: one manager arrested and nearly 400 complaints. Trust is again in the spotlight.
Read → A cyberattack on the operator of three British airports exposes data from 8.7 million customers. The lesson for travel is clear: security is now part of the travel product.
Read → Nepal's government has released a list of over 600 tourists reported missing or out of contact. Three are Spanish. A wake-up call for remote travel and safety.
Read → The hotel evolution in Bilbao towards 2036 aims to integrate technology and the human factor.
Read → Juan Leal (Canary Technologies) reveals that a third of hotel calls go unanswered. Each one is a booking that slips away.
Read → 54% of travelers use AI to plan. DMOs lose control of inspiration. How to adapt?
Read → Gregorio Núñez (NubeBook) asks a tough question: if your hotel is different, why isn't your marketing?
Read → Matías Celdrán (Nethits) at Bilbao: hotels don't have a data capture problem, they have a data distribution problem. GuextSuite's answer: real-time integration.
Read → The finalists of the FutureTravel Pitch Competition 2026 are out. Here's who made the cut and what it signals for travel innovation.
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