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Trivago's Surge, H World's Ambitions and Wizz's Climate Warning

Trivago reported a strong first quarter with $141 million in revenue—a 22% year-over-year increase—driven by global and local ad campaigns, with expe…

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Trump’s First 100 Days, Hilton's Optimism and Airbnb's Victory

Skift reports that a survey of travel industry leaders shows widespread concern over the Trump administration’s early impact, with “uncertainty” bein…

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Marriott's New Acquisition, Expedia's Cuts and Europe's Blackout

Marriott International plans to acquire CitizenM to expand its select-service and lifestyle hotel portfolio, expecting the deal to boost its 2025 net…

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Online Travel CEO Pay, Trump Tourism Decline and Accor's Solid Quarter

Booking Holdings CEO Glenn Fogel topped online travel executive compensation in 2024 with a $126.4 million pay package, while Expedia CEO Ariane Gori…

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Expedia's Loyalty Changes, Adventure Travelers’ U.S. Switch and Booking's Sustainability Findings

Expedia Group is making it harder for entry-level One Key loyalty members to earn rewards on Vrbo bookings, a change aimed at reducing costs for the …

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The Travel Lobby's Spending, Thailand's Shrinking Goals and Airbus' Green Delay

Travel companies have ramped up their lobbying efforts significantly in early 2025, with spending surpassing amounts seen in previous presidential te…

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Google’s Loss, Recession’s Impact and Biz Travel’s Concerns

A federal judge ruled that Google violated antitrust laws by using its ad tech tools to maintain a monopoly, a decision that could benefit travel adv…

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Hotel CEO Pay, China and Boeing, and Europe's Heat Strategies

Hilton CEO Chris Nassetta was the highest-paid hotel executive in 2024 with $58.7 million in compensation, followed by Marriott’s Anthony Capuano and…

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U.S. Hotels’ Slow Growth, Ryanair’s New Partner and Cruiselines’ Emissions Fees

U.S. hotel growth is slowing due to weak travel demand and economic uncertainty, with Goldman Sachs projecting minimal revenue increases and a 45% ch…

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Travel Tech's Concerns, Frontier’s Forecast Cut and Marriott's New Campaign

Travel executives are seeing early signs of weakening U.S. travel demand amid economic uncertainty, with hotel prices dropping and travelers opting f…

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