The travel industry, digested. Curated opinion on hotels, airlines, OTAs and travel-tech.
Read → HBX Group loses CEO and 3% revenue, Hilton gains RevPAR and raises annual outlook, Aena sees flight occupancy decline, China hits plane shortage.
Read → 11% of Europeans won't travel in 2026 over energy costs, and price shapes 31% of choices. Short trips win ground.
Read → International air capacity to Spain grows 7.2% in August to 14.1 million seats. UK, Germany and long-haul markets lead the way.
Read → ACHM Hotels by Marriott will manage Rome’s iconic Atlántico and Mediterráneo hotels and unify them under Autograph Collection. A move that blends architectural heritage with growth ambition.
Read → The alliance promises to end system chaos in hotels, combining platform and consulting.
Read → Hotel Port Europa achieves The PLEDGE Gold certification by cutting food waste 61%. A case study in hotel sustainability.
Read → Hotels in the UAE and Saudi Arabia are adopting integrated cloud platforms and AI to personalize guest experiences. The Media One Hotel is a success story.
Read → Air Nostrum posts €10.5M net profit in 2025, carries 6M passengers, cuts pandemic debt. Strategy analysis and 2026 risks.
Read → The city council unveiled a marketing plan centered on locals and targeting West Africa. A model to follow?
Read → El Corte Inglés is negotiating to buy the remaining 25% of Viajes El Corte Inglés from Tool Factory. It has provisioned 220 million euros for the deal.
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