Even many seasoned travelers have overhead-bin anxiety. Can Boeing and Airbus find a way to make it easier to match travelers with bin space?

Register for our upcoming Skift Webinar on April 24. We'll explore how destinations are revamping their meetings strategy to stay competitive.

Japan is a destination that's never, ever described as affordable. But Oyo, with its budget hotel concept, could be transformational for its tourism economy.

Steve Abelman, the only meteorologist employed by American Airlines, is passionate about his craft.

Clooney's effort to boycott the Dorchester Collection is the wrong approach. In effect, it actually serves to harm the frontline staff and workers in the hotels that create the magic for guests and Hollywood luminaries alike.

It's another win for CBD brands, as two major U.S. drugstore chains will now carry hemp-based pain-relief and skincare products. And it's only a matter of time before each chain expands its offerings.

Salli has spent the last 20 years of her career supporting businesses in working toward sustainable tourism. Today, she serves as the CEO of The Travel Foundation and will be heading to London for Skift Forum Europe on April 30. Don't miss your chance to hear what she has to say. Register now!

The European Union has been trying to come to grips with the continent's fragmented airspace for more than a decade, and it doesn't sound like a solution is any closer.

It's eye-catching that Fyle, a Bengaluru-based expense management software company, has received funding from Tiger Global, a venture firm that was an early backer of Flipkart, Spotify, LinkedIn, and Despegar.

Tony Fernandes is taking AirAsia on "the final part of the company's evolution," one that will see the airline become a tech player. But it's one thing to disrupt legacy carriers, and another to disrupt the disruptors in the online travel space. He disagrees, of course.

He's only been out of office for a few years, but it's still refreshing to hear a politician articulate the importance of travel and the benefits of tourism.

It likely won't be the only, or the last, hospitality company to do the same.