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EU Unveils Rules to Help Cities Crack Down on Airbnbs Brussels has laid out a legal roadmap for restricting short-term rentals in stressed housing markets. Critics argue the rules lack oversight.

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Choice’s New CEO Has 3 Top Fixes — Plus $450 Million in Hotels to Sell New CEO Dominic Dragisich says Choice's build-and-buy era is over. His formula is to grow U.S. room count, close the revenue-generation gap with peer brands like Wyndham, and sell real estate it doesn't need to own.

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Skift Global Forum: Five Decisions in the Room Every leader at Skift Global Forum is recalibrating amid technological and economic disruption. The open question is whether they’re doing it for the right decade.

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Navan Buys BoomPop to Push Into Meetings and Events A public travel company growing 35% is buying its way into the meetings-and-events spend that managed travel never tamed.

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Meta Says Its Muse Agent Books Travel. Here’s How It Works Meta’s Muse plugs directly into flights but shops the rest of travel through the open web. That puts the AI agent, not a travel integration, in control of where the search goes.

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Wyndham Is Watching India’s Airports as Closely as Its Hotels The 200-hotel target is only part of Wyndham’s India bet. The bigger opportunity may be getting Indian travelers to stay at Wyndham hotels wherever they go — from Jaipur to Athens and beyond.

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Flagship Group Makes First Three Acquisitions For Experiences Roll-Up Appetite for an experiences roll-up has long existed, but Covid put plans on ice. Now P&Ls have had a chance to rebound, and the timing is perhaps even better today, with experiences positioned as a counter-AI play.

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How Wellness Hospitality Is Breaking Out of the Luxury Bubble Health-conscious travel is entering the mainstream. Novotel’s Longevity Everyday model shows how hotel brands can extend wellness beyond premium retreats by embedding supportive choices into the ordinary rhythms of a stay.

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Everyone Is All In on the Airbus A321XLR — Except Delta More airlines are embracing long-haul flying on narrowbody jets — in a competitive transatlantic market, they allow airlines to launch service in smaller cities. However, Delta is not convinced.

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Skift Global Forum Preview: Intrepid’s Chairman on the Climate Cost His Rivals Sidestep You created the demand, so you own the emissions. That's Darrell Wade's case for counting the customer flights most operators leave off their carbon books, and the competitive cost it carries. We'll test whether the industry can afford to follow at Skift Global Forum this September.

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Luxury+Lifestyle: Can a Small Collection of Iconic London Hotels Out-Earn Big Brands? The owner of The Connaught and The Berkeley has hired the man who scaled Six Senses to build an operating company for luxury lifestyle hotels it owns and doesn't own.

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Inside the Financial Engineering of Club Med’s IPO Club Med wants to grow from 69 resorts to about 85 without owning the next wave, and its new financial structure helps explain why.

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Google Strips Out EU Travel Search Features to Avoid More Fines Google is scaling back certain search features in Europe as DMA enforcement escalates.

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What Hurricane Season Means For Hospitality’s Capex Host Hotels & Resorts’ $105 million work on The Don CeSar puts a real number on the cost of hurricane repairs and preparedness — but, as the company notes, investing in resilience doesn’t reduce risk to zero.

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Klook Bets Creators Can Sell the Whole Trip, Not Just the Viral Attraction The social media influencer’s “Like, Comment and Share” button just got a new friend… Meet the “Book” link.

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Air India’s New CEO Gets a Clear Mandate: Safety, Reliability and Profit New CEO Tewolde Gebremariam is taking over a very different Air India from the one Campbell Wilson inherited in 2022. The airline has more aircraft, more resources and bigger ambitions, not to forget, much higher expectations.

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Flyadeal CEO Reveals Plans for Premium Economy and Long-Haul Network Flyadeal’s move into connecting flights and premium economy marks a natural next step for a budget carrier scaling into long-haul.

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EU Ends Border ‘Safety Valve’ as Airlines Warn of More Delays The training wheels are off – Brussels now finds out whether Europe’s airports can actually stay upright.

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Vrbo’s Biggest Product Push Yet, and What Hosts Need to Know On this episode of Good Morning Hospitality, Michael Goldin, Brandy Canaley, and Jamie Lane sit down with Tim Rosolio, VP of Vacation Rental Partnerships at Expedia Group, to unpack what the expansion says about Vrbo’s strategy for the vacation rental market.

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Air India’s $1.1 Billion Lifeline Comes with Conditions: Reports Air India's owners haven't run out of money. They've run out of patience. The $1.1 billion lifeline shows they are still willing to back the airline, but now they want results.