Read in browser Today's Brief Booking.com considers appeal against mega fine - The OTA strongly disagrees with the outcome of the CNMC investigation and plans to appeal the "unprecedented decision". Aug 1, 2024 • Hospitality Marriott lowers forecast for 2024 - The company lowered its 2024 room revenue growth forecast, citing weaker domestic travel demand in China and North America. Aug 1, 2024 • Hospitality tambourine Welcome to the end of booking engine fees. With Tambourine One, the booking engine is built directly into the website experience, eliminating the fall-off between website and booking engine. And best of all, we don't charge transaction fees or commissions, so hoteliers keep more of their revenue. Learn more Amadeus sees healthy 2024 travel demand despite slower bookings - Demand for luxury destinations remains above 2019 levels, albeit at a slower pace, and demand for long-haul travel remains resilient. Aug 1, 2024 • Travel Delta Expects $500 million hit from CrowdStrike outage - The airline is now preparing for litigation and potential claims against CrowdStrike as it attempts to recover from the outage. Aug 1, 2024 • Travel UK: OTAs join forces to lobby government - UK online travel companies have pledged to lobby the new government on the "vital benefits" they bring to consumers and the economy. Aug 1, 2024 • Hospitality This AI tool can plan your next vacation - Travel startup Mindtrip unveiled "Start Anywhere," an AI-powered tool that can build a trip itinerary with as little as a single photo as a starting point. Aug 1, 2024 • Hospitality ... in case you missed it, our Daily Brief July 31, 2024 Advertising   Contact   Legal   © 2026 Hospitality.today™