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TNIE Tourism Summit 2026: An exploration of embedded beauty

Senior travel shifts to mobile apps as tourism industry rolls out accessibility tools

Sam’s Club Travel Relaunches With Cruises and Deal With Rocket Travel’s Founders

Cruises and experiences are the two holdout sectors where a majority of their bookings still take place offline. The Sam's Club Travel cruise experiment could begin to change that.

Middle East conflicts take toll on Jordan's tourism sector

Mastercard and Trip.com pave the way for agentic commerce in the travel sector

The Banks That Don’t Want to Become Travel Companies

The premium travel-card war has split American finance in two: a few companies want to own the trip, while most banks want to own the customer paying for it.

Skift Global Forum Preview: Certares’ Greg O’Hara on Why He’s Betting €300 Million on Trains

O'Hara put a number on his train bet, €300 million, and a theory: whoever has the trains gets through the tunnel first.

Jordan's tourism sector suffers amid regional conflict

Travel companies protect AI investments amid economic uncertainty: Sabre study

Turo’s Tim Rossanis on Rethinking Mobility for the Next Era of Travel

Travelers are demanding more flexibility, personalization, and control across the journey. Turo’s Tim Rossanis sees mobility as a pilot for how travel companies can respond by building around traveler intent rather than legacy processes.

Power Rankings 2026

Power in the travel industry now belongs to the builders. Those whose initiatives are ambitious, audacious, and — at the same time — gloriously useful. Here’s Skift’s 2026 list of the top 25 people doing that building.

ATM 2026 Travel Trends Report