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In this video we hear from John Pagano, CEO of The Red Sea Development Company and Matt Heidkamp, Skift’s head of creative strategy, on regenerative development in Saudi Arabia and the broader drive towards sustainable solutions in travel’s new era.

Covid-19 has redefined how many consumers think about travel, which has given rise to new opportunities for the industry. Amidst a flood of short-term local and domestic demand, travel brands will have to navigate long-term changes to how they operate.

With the hospitality industry rebounding, hotels are embracing new property management technology to streamline operations, navigate data challenges, and create greater customer trust as they position themselves for the future.

Skift recently hosted the Hospitality & Marketing Summit. Download the post-event report to dig into the big questions facing hospitality.

As U.S. states quickly reopen to full-capacity, how is the sector and its reduced workforce preparing? Will the boom of leisure this summer not actually solve the financial problems of…

How are airlines preparing to address the needs of the changed passenger and disrupted operating environment as the world emerges from the Covid-19 crisis? Expect to see strategies for personalized value, more choices, and greater airline control, as airlines move forward on their unique journey back to profitability.

Familiar themes such as personalization, loyalty, omni-channel, and end-to-end experiences are still front of mind for travelers as the recovery begins, albeit with a refreshed focus. Access to real-time, accurate, and first-hand data needed to satisfy these demands — and others — is even more foundational for any travel or hospitality company post-Covid-19 than it was before.

Industry consultants Accenture have released a report highlighting how hotels and airlines can capture the rising demand in leisure travel and best position themselves for the post-pandemic recovery.

2021 is shaping up as a critical year for hospitality recovery and reinvention as countries around the world start to reopen to tourism. In this new report, Skift and Oracle Hospitality present the results of a 2021 global research study exploring business strategies, guest needs, and emerging technologies hotels will use to accelerate their recovery.

The travel industry is waking up after a year of pandemic-related slowdowns. How can travel companies ensure their advertising successfully engages post-pandemic travelers and helps accelerate their recovery? In this new report, Skift and Sojern investigate the key advertising trends shaping the travel industry's recovery.

The travel industry is waking up after a year of pandemic-related slowdowns. How can travel companies ensure their advertising successfully engages post-pandemic travelers and helps accelerate their recovery? In this new report, Skift and Sojern investigate the key advertising trends shaping the travel industry's recovery.

After a yearlong pause for the travel industry, it’s now starting to feel like the cloud of uncertainty is being lifted. Planners are increasingly optimistic about the state of meetings and events and are growing more confident by the day about the future of the industry.