By Cameron Sperance, Skift Government relief funds, like the $2 trillion coronavirus relief package passed in Washington, will help keep most of the world’s hotel supply intact through the downturn,...
By SkiftX Skift Take: The COVID-19 pandemic has proven that the future of travel will be built through an open exchange of informed opinions, ideas, and perspectives from those on...
By Rosie Spinks, Skift The Carnival Legend docked in port. Chris O’Meara / Associated Press Skift Take: This isn’t the first time Carnival has announced a return to cruising in...
By Tracy Rucinski and David Shepardson, Reuters United jets at the gate at Denver International Airport. Flickr Skift Take: With federal payroll aid rules preventing airlines from making any job...
By Carolyn Cohn and Kirstin Ridley, Reuters Britain’s hospitality sector is threatening a wave of lawsuits against insurance firms like AXA over rejected business interruption claims stemming from coronavirus. Kokky92...
By Dennis Schaal, Skift This is a file photo of Trivago’s headquarters in Dusseldorf, Germany. The company expects job cuts and impairment charges. Trivago Skift Take: It’s hard to see...
By Michel Rose and Mathieu Rosemain, Reuters A file photo of a passenger walks down a mirrored hallway in the Charles de Gaulle airport in Paris, France. France will announce...
By Dennis Schaal, Skift A file photo of JFK International Airport in New York City. Travel from Europe to the U.S. accelerated coronavirus transmission. Bloomberg Skift Take: If airlines and...
By Dennis Schaal, Skift A Delta 747-400 aircraft. Berkshire Hathaway sold all of its shares in U.S. airlines, including Delta. Ted S. Warren / Associated Press Skift Take: Warren Buffett...
By Paul MacInnes, The Guardian Commuters look at the departures board in 2013 as they wait for trains at King’s Cross station in London. British authorities are mulling new rules...