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Travelers today expect the hotels they choose to offer more than just a room to sleep in. We discuss how Hilton Garden Inn is looking to play a bigger role in travelers’ experiences and more with John Greenleaf, global head of Hilton Garden Inn.

Luxury means something different today than it did to previous generations. Today's high-end consumers are creating not just a new economy, but a new conception of society itself. Download our latest report to learn more.

Define the "traditional" benchmarks of luxury against a set of rapidly-evolving attitudes held by today's high-net-worth consumers Explore themes that emerged from our 5,000-participant survey Contextualize and spotlight key insights…

Travel brands are increasingly standing up for the values they share with their customers—and are finding that doing so offers new ways to connect. Brands with an authentic voice make the greatest impact as the market continues to reward the risk takers.

Tech innovations like blockchain, AI and machine learning have the potential to change the way travel companies do business. Some already demonstrate significant promise in the effect they’ll likely have on the space, while others are still mostly hype. A new survey by Amadeus and Skift looked at how individuals in the travel startup sector actually feel about the utilities of these emerging tech tools.

Revenue management has advanced dramatically in recent years, though not all hotel owners are taking advantage of the benefits. However, capitalizing on successful revenue management is one of the most strategic ways hotels can increase its performance and value.

Millennials are often perceived as being totally closed off to the idea of travel agents. However, if the right message is put out there in the right way, these younger travelers are apt to sign on with a travel agent to help them plan the unique, memorable experiences they crave.

Jason Schott, chief operating officer and fourth-generation family member of Schott NYC, talks about how the 104-year old company values its rich history and the craftsmanship behind their jackets and defies conventional manufacturing rules.

As the next generation wises up to the realities of climate change, sustainability is no longer an optional, PR-friendly communication tactic for hotel groups. It’s a core pillar for future-focused hoteliers and the leaders in the space are holding themselves accountable.   

What keeps travel startup founders up at night? According to the results of our new travel startup survey, fledgling travel businesses face a variety of obstacles, including finding the right people, misunderstanding market dynamics, weak business models and challenges with data complexity.

Thanks to mobile’s ubiquity, there’s never been a better time for brands in the travel space to consider how they can offer their customers practical solutions and real value throughout the complete traveler journey.

Through her design studio, Haptic Lab, Emily Fischer seeks to bring about transparency, simplicity, sustainability and consciousness in the way products are created and designed.