The deals, launches and founders moving travel. APAC first, with a global lens.
The Weekly DigestKlook shelves its US$400 million NYSE listing, Agoda and ETG trade hotel supply, ixigo and Cleartrip diverge, and Singapore picks GetYourGuide.
Airports and airlines say Schengen border waits hit five hours at peak. A senior Commission official signals flexibility ahead of 4 November.
Affirma Capital's exit from TBO Tek returned 12x on a US$42M entry in 2018. Five moves explain it, and each one is a lesson for B2B travel distribution…
6 shows in 4 cities over the next 4 weeks, in date order. Our previews tell you who to see and why to go.
All event coverageWho raised, who bought, who changed course, and what it means for your business.
Qantas Loyalty picks Expedia Group B2B to run Qantas Hotels & Holidays and Jetstar Holidays, keeping control of the points. Platform due H1 2027.
Myra handles over 50,000 conversations a day in eight languages. Five moves behind MakeMyTrip's AI assistant, and what they mean for OTAs and airlines.
Eight startups chosen from 17 Barcelona finalists pitch at WiT Singapore 2026 in the Global Startup Pitch. People's Choice winners go on to Phocuswright in Fort Lauderdale.
Skift's new one-day summit on 11 November in New York asks who owns the customer when AI mediates booking. Five reasons hotel, airline and OTA leaders should attend.
One company, one result and the five decisions behind it. Test them against your own plan.
The full seriesNews and analysis on travel technology, startups and funding, digital travel and destinations, Asia Pacific first with a global lens. We cover the shows where travel does business, from WiT Singapore and ITB Asia to WTM London.
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