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Co-Living and Co-Working Are Gimmicks, Declares 25hours Hotels CEO

What's most interesting about this boutique lifestyle hotel brand is its willingness to take risks and to continually experiment, but not if that means following the pack.

Skift Megatrends Webinar: Last Chance to Sign Up
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Our upcoming webinar, "Everything Is Converging in Hospitality: Is Personalization the Answer for Travel Marketers?" takes a closer look at how marketers are responding to one of the biggest trends defining travel in 2019. Register to attend on Thursday!

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Skift Forum Europe: Peak DMC’s Zina Bencheikh on Creating a Pipeline for Women in Travel

Zina Bencheikh has witnessed firsthand what it takes to bring greater diversity to the travel industry — and what the business rewards can be.


Combating Overtourism Requires a More Holistic Approach

For decades, destination managers were able to ignore the negative effects of tourism. Now, the age of overtourism calls for a more robust approach to plan for the future.


American Airlines and China Southern Launch Loyalty Partnership

Until recently, Cathay Pacific was the only carrier that American Airlines frequent flyers could use to travel into China with frequent flyer benefits. A new partnership with China Southern will extend that reach significantly.

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Check out the Independent Hotel Show team's roundup of its favorite Dutch hotels to illustrate its top six tips on creating an Instagrammable destination! Plus, discover all the suppliers you need to create an experience at the Independent Hotel Show, May 8–9. Register using code SK1FT before April 2 for 50 percent off the ticket price.

Domino's Adds In-Vehicle Ordering for Customers

As if there weren't already enough ways to get your hands on a Domino's Pizza, here comes a way for customers to order dinner at a red light.

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Japan Adopts New Payments Tech in Response to Chinese Tourism Boom

Americans and Europeans who used to scoff at QR-style bar codes are going to need to learn how to use them to pay for meals, attractions, and tickets whenever they visit Japan. The reason? Swelling Chinese tourism is prompting the country to adopt China's preferred mobile payment method.


Airbnb's Potential Investment in Oyo, Explained

This year is shaping up to be the year when Airbnb gets all of its ducks in a row before the big IPO. Investing in adjacent businesses like Oyo is a major part of that strategy. But will any of this ultimately matter — or make a difference — once the company goes public?


Viking Sky Evacuation Ends as Cruise Ship Heads to Port With 894 on Board

It's not unusual for cruise ships to run into bad weather, but such a large evacuation is rare. Passengers are praising crew, as they often do following an emergency, but Viking needs to provide answers about why the ship ended up in the path of the storm and what happened to the engines.

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