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China’s golden week travel boom masks a fragile recovery - Millions are on the move, but cautious spending reveals how deep China’s consumer anxiety runs.
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Airbnb’s hybrid model blurs regulatory lines - By mixing homes, hotels and experiences, the platform adapts to local rules while keeping users inside its ecosystem.
Oct 14, 2025 • Hospitality
Undecided holiday travelers are waiting longer to book - Economic uncertainty and emotional fatigue drive late bookings, creating a window of opportunity for travel marketers.
Oct 14, 2025 • Travel
Booking.com faces AI-era test - Gen AI reshapes the rules for online travel agencies, challenging their long-held advantages.
Oct 14, 2025 • Hospitality
YOTEL doubles down on design, tech, and disciplined growth - New CEO - a Marriott veteran - outlines plans to expand the brand while staying true to its disruptive roots.
Oct 14, 2025 • Hospitality
U.S. business travel recovery expected to gain strength after 2025 - Leisure still leads for now, but major events and economic stability could shift momentum later in the decade.
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The two faces of social commerce in hotel distribution - Between today’s links and tomorrow’s in-feed bookings lies the next quiet evolution in hotel marketing.
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