Booking Holdings stabilizes as travel growth normalizes - For hotels, the platform remains a powerful distribution partner, but sector maturity tempers expansion.
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Kayak bets on AI search to change booking behavior - Travel platforms rush into conversational AI, but travelers may not follow as quickly.
Sep 18, 2025 • Hospitality
Hotels adapt to the rise of bleisure travel - Work and leisure are merging, reshaping guest expectations and driving hotel innovation.
Sep 18, 2025 • Hospitality
Airbnb is getting serious about boutique hotels - Independent properties move center stage as Airbnb seeks new growth.
Sep 18, 2025 • Hospitality
Amex Travel’s first app is here — but it’s more polish than breakthrough - Hotel perks, lounge wait times, and blockchain “souvenirs” are in the mix, but the new app feels more like a tidy repackaging than a travel revolution.
Sep 16, 2025 • Hospitality
The quiet gold rush in online travel - Why banks, airlines, and retailers are now the biggest growth engine for online travel giants.
Sep 16, 2025 • Hospitality
Tiktok avoids US ban after last-minute deal - A framework deal between the U.S. and China keeps Tiktok online, preserving a vital travel marketing channel to 170 million American users.
Sep 16, 2025 • Hospitality
Tripadvisor admits SEO is slipping, stakes future on AI-driven search - As travelers move from google clicks to generative answers, the company argues the winners will be brands that feed the machines — not chase the rankings.
Sep 16, 2025 • Marketing
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