GBTA study highlights shifts in corporate hotel programmes

 

ALEXANDRIA, VA – The Global Business Travel Association (GBTA), in partnership with Radisson Hotel Group, has released new research showing that corporate travel managers are adapting hotel sourcing strategies in response to changing market conditions, rising costs, artificial intelligence (AI) adoption and evolving programme priorities.

ACI EUROPE confirms Stefan Schulte for second term as President

 

Prague, 24 June 2026:  The European airport trade association, ACI EUROPE, yesterday elected Stefan Schulte for a second term as its President. 

Klook’s Wilfred Fan on using social to spread travel

There is an irony at the heart of social media’s relationship with travel. The same platforms that have made the world’s hidden places discoverable have also made them overcrowded. The same content creators who inspire wanderlust have, in aggregate, funneled millions of travelers toward the same dozen photogenic spots.

A SUMMER OF WELLBEING AT MANDARIN ORIENTAL JUMEIRA, DUBAI

 Framed by views of the Arabian Gulf and Dubai’s coastline, Mandarin Oriental Jumeira, Dubai welcomes the summer season with a collection of wellness experiences designed to support relaxation, restoration and overall wellbeing.

AIDA recommends: Start thinking about Christmas now

Rostock, June 24, 2026 Christmas Eve is just six months away: Tips for planning your 2026 holiday season at sea

The Rise of Wellness Dining in Hospitality

 

The future of hospitality is being shaped around the dining table.

The Rising Trend Transforming the Hospitality Dining Experience

 

Food and beverage have long been at the heart of the guest experience, but today they play an even more strategic role in shaping meaningful and memorable stays. Modern travelers are increasingly seeking culinary offerings that reflect their well-being goals, personal values, and expectations for transparency.

Supercharging travel: 10 Trends that will shape the industry over the next decade

 

Travel professionals have spent the past decade proving the skeptics wrong. Despite predictions that agents would disappear, the sector has not only endured, it has adapted through digital transformation, pandemic disruption, shifting traveler expectations and rising demand for more complex, personalized trips.

Travel's next operating system won't be built on search

 

The modern travel industry was built for the age of search. Artificial intelligence (AI) is forcing companies to rethink what comes next.

Trip.com Group eyes 200 million inbound travelers in next five years

 

Trip.com Group reported $2.4 billion in first-quarter net revenue, a 17% increase, driven by momentum in inbound travel and international growth.