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In this brief, we’ll explore how the travel industry can transform travelers’ personal experiences into social successes.

This one-hour interactive session features a conversation between Skift Senior Editor Greg Oates and Jonathan Sicroff, SVP, Global Sales, Four Seasons Hotels and Resorts about key trends taking place in the meetings and events space.

Social travel is a trend on the rise and hostels are at the helm of the movement. Today that tribe is growing with reports showing that 35% of millennials are choosing a hostel based on the opportunity to meet other travelers.

The demand for alternative payments will continue to flourish in 2017. The question remains as to whether the industry will be ready to meet the demand.

Luxury travelers are looking for more than just posh accommodations and generic pampering. Savvy suppliers and tourism organizations are capitalizing on the desire for authentic experiences, as the sharing economy continues to present new ways to connect travelers with local culture.

Infrastructure improvements that are creating new opportunities for luxury travelers and the organizations that sell to them. The challenges and opportunities presented by the rise of the sharing economy, and…

This webinar will discuss the foundational best practices for travel retailers to use in order to understand, acquire and retain their most valuable travel customers and build a more optimized and engaged customer relationship with them.

It takes a lot of interconnected technology to power personalization efforts for travel brands. In this post, Epsilon offers a practical guide to getting started.

Download this free report, which takes a closer look at destination marketing’s new tech stack and breaks down the modern marketer’s toolkit.

Amanda Cohen took the New York City restaurant scene by storm in 2008 when she opened vegetable-focused Dirt Candy. At a time when vegetables were considered little more than a side dish, this aspiring chef took it upon herself to show the world the potential of plants.

As the travel industry becomes increasingly infatuated with personalization, it’s become all too clear that consumers are not one-dimensional beings. Smart marketing leaders are diving deeper than surface-level segmentation of their customer-base, peeling back layer after layer to reveal the complex nature of the modern consumer.

“There’s no place like home for the holidays.” That being said, many Americans are opting to spend more on things like gifts rather than holiday travel.