The travel industry, digested. Curated opinion on hotels, airlines, OTAs and travel-tech.
Read → The Balearic tourism minister blames illegal rentals for overtourism. Ávoris partners with Sony Music to create music travel experiences. Booking.com targets corporate travel in India. Airbus confirms the A320 successor will fly by 2035. And hotels debate whether group business actually pays off.
Read → CEHAT and PwC's report forecasts a strong summer and fall for Spanish hotels, with RevPAR up 6% and occupancy at 69%.
Read → Destinations and companies that do not open their data to artificial intelligence will be left out of the game. Opinion by Joan.
Read → Three models emerge: from generic assistants to custom tools for hotels, agencies and tour operators. The question is whether DMOs should get their hands dirty.
Read → An overlooked rural destination with real tourism potential for short getaways from the capital.
Read → Churning out a hundred room descriptions with AI is easy. Making sure they don't read like your competitor's copy, that's the real challenge.
Read → Airbus confirms new aircraft for 2035. Baleària absorbs Armas Mediterránea. Gen Z discovers hotels on TikTok, and airlines lag on AI. EU refund rules threaten travel agencies.
Read → Spanish hoteliers are optimistic: summer holds steady and winter gains momentum thanks to air connectivity, especially from Germany.
Read → According to the INE, spending on accommodation dropped 7.2% in 2025. Is this a temporary adjustment or a symptom of a structural shift in domestic demand?
Read → The corporate travel and MICE agency launches its inorganic growth strategy to gain scale on both sides of the Atlantic.
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