The travel industry, digested. Curated opinion on hotels, airlines, OTAs and travel-tech.
Read → The Czech PMS moves nearly $20bn through its platform. The question is no longer how much it's worth, but how much of that money ends up in its own account.
Read → Airlines buy time in Mumbai while Navi Mumbai sharpens its capacity and waits for international passengers.
Read → The Texas and California collection changes its name, emblem and co-branding system across its eight independent hotels.
Read → The Transatlantic Summit 2026 confirms speakers who rarely share a stage: a government minister, an EU regulator, and the airline and destination chiefs of the corridor.
Read → Blastness pushes hotel payments, Wyndham scales Sports Illustrated Resorts, Iberia Express lifts Balearics capacity to 200 weekly flights and Airbnb cools the agentic booking hype.
Read → The Universal Commerce Protocol's lodging draft, adopted by Google for AI hotel booking, has no fields for commissions or room blocks.
Read → A study with Talker shows the average traveller reviews 10 hotels before booking. With AI in that search, inaccurate listings cost you the reservation.
Read → The US carrier moves into retail media with personalization as its lever. In-flight advertising stops being a poster and starts being data.
Read → Mumbai Airport wants to shift a third of Terminal 2's international departures and airlines are not happy about it.
Read → Pavilion's roll-up now covers around twenty property managers. The open question is whether the model scales without eroding each operator's autonomy.
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