Melhores podcasts sobre Skift (2024)

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Are Airbnbs Cheaper Than Hotels? 3:24

14h ago3:24

3:24

Episode Notes Airbnb recently said its average daily rates can be cheaper than those of hotels. But there are lot of factors to consider, reports Executive Editor Dennis Schaal. The company said the average daily rate in March of a one-bedroom Airbnb worldwide was $114 while data firm CoStar reported the equivalent rate for a hotel room was $140. B…

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Business and International Travel Drove Earnings This Quarter 35:55

6d ago35:55

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The recent earnings seasons provided a glimpse into how the largest publicly traded travel companies are faring in one of the more "normal" quarters in a number of years. So what are the main takeaways from earnings season? And which companies emerged as big winners? Senior Hospitality Editor Sean O’Neill and Airlines Reporter Meghna Maharishi join…

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5 Countries With Booming Tourism Industries 3:43

1d ago3:43

3:43

The World Economic Forum recently released its 2024 Travel & Tourism Index. Global Tourism Reporter Dawit Habtemariam and Senior Hospitality Editor Sean O’Neill profile five countries the organization named as among the most-improved economies for enabling travel and tourism development since 2019. Habtemariam and O’Neill highlight Albania, Indones…

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Marriott vs. Hilton's Fight Over Hotel Fees 3:19

3d ago3:19

3:19

Episode Notes Marriott and Hilton are in fierce competition regarding the growth of their portfolios and loyalty programs. But Marriott is the clear winner in terms of fees earned from services for hotel owners, writes Senior Hospitality Editor Sean O’Neill in this week’s Early Check-In. Hotel groups charge owners fees for managing or franchising h…

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Airlines Get a Boost From Business Travel's Comeback 3:07

7d ago3:07

3:07

Episode Notes Airlines have recently gotten a big boost from a segment many airlines thought would continue to struggle — business travel, writes Airlines Reporter Meghna Maharishi. Delta Air Lines said corporate bookings were up 14% in the first quarter. Delta President Glen Hauenstein said 90% of the companies it surveyed said they plan to increa…

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Gen Z Travelers Boost Hotel Revenue 3:03

8d ago3:03

3:03

Episode Notes This year’s Summer Olympics are boosting short-term rental bookings in Paris, writes Reporter Elizabeth Casolo. Short-term rental bookings in Paris between July 26 through August 11 are up 46% compared to the prior two weeks, according to data analytics firm AirDNA. Bookings in Paris’ suburbs for the Olympics are up 112%. However, Air…

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Google's AI-Powered Trip Planning Updates 2:50

9d ago2:50

2:50

Episode Notes Google is going deeper into the AI-powered trip planning world. The tech giant is adding itinerary-building capabilities on Gemini Advanced, its paid generative AI chatbot, writes Travel Technology Reporter Justin Dawes. Google Vice President Sissie Hsiao said Gemini Advanced can create a personalized vacation plan using multiple sour…

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AI-Powered Travel Updates Will Make Translation Easier 3:24

10d ago3:24

3:24

Episode Notes Travelers could have easy access to a robotic voice translator thanks to updates to ChatGPT. An OpenAI presentation explained how ChatGPT could serve as a human speech translator, the most significant travel-related feature in several updates unveiled on Monday, writes Travel Technology Reporter Justin Dawes. Dawes reports the upgrade…

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The State of Conferences 49:15

11d ago49:15

49:15

In this special bonus episode, Skift Meetings Executive Editor Andrea Doyle speaks with Skift CEO Rafat Ali and Skift Head of Events Programming Brian Quinn about the "State of Conferences".Por Skift

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Airlines' Frequent Flyer Programs Face Scrutiny 2:57

14d ago2:57

2:57

Episode Notes The U.S. government is investigating whether airlines have devalued frequent flyer miles, which would make booking reward tickets more difficult for customers, writes Airlines Reporter Meghna Maharishi. Consumer Financial Protection Bureau Rohit Chopra said at a hearing his agency has found some evidence of airlines and credit card co…

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Airbnb’s Icons: Gimmick or Marketing Genius? 39:10

14d ago39:10

39:10

Last week Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky announced the company's renewed focus on Experiences with its “Icons” product launch. Skift Editor-in-Chief Sarah Kopit was in Los Angeles for the event and got to speak one-on-one with Chesky on a host of topics (including that pay question we promised you). In this episode we also dig into why Airbnb backed off o…

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Airbnb's Ready to Accelerate International Expansion 2:47

15d ago2:47

2:47

Episode Notes Airbnb is ramping up its plans for international expansion. The short-term rental giant is looking to grow significantly beyond its five biggest markets, writes Executive Editor Dennis Schaal. CEO Brian Chesky said during its first-quarter earnings call that Airbnb is ready to step on the gas regarding international expansion. He cite…

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World Cup Tickets: Corporations Are Beating the Fans 3:26

16d ago3:26

3:26

Episode Notes The 2026 World Cup, which will be co-hosted by the U.S., Canada, and Mexico, is shaping up to be a very corporate event. Several travel executives believe a lot of visitors for the tournament will be business travelers, writes Global Tourism Reporter Dawit Habtemariam. Lena Ross, chairwoman of the International Inbound Travel Associat…

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U.S. Tourism CEOs Get Paid 3:29

17d ago3:29

3:29

Episode Notes Skift has unveiled its list of the U.S.’s highest-paid tourism marketing CEOs. Visit California CEO Caroline Beteta took the top spot, writes Global Tourism Reporter Dawit Habtemariam. Beteta collected more than $1.5 million in compensation during the 2022 fiscal year. Former San Francisco Travel Association CEO Joseph D’ Alessandro c…

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Expedia and Booking's First-Quarter Reports 3:07

21d ago3:07

3:07

Episode Notes Expedia Group has trimmed its 2024 outlook for growth due to its vacation rental brand Vrbo’s slower-than-expected recovery, reports Senior Hospitality Editor Sean O’Neill. O’Neill reports Expedia Group’s first-quarter profit margins were mostly in line with last year. But the company acknowledged that the struggles of Vrbo and Hotels…

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The Awakening of Sleep Tourism 31:51

21d ago31:51

31:51

Catch up on the importance of sleep tourism as Seth and Sarah discuss its emergence and growing importance in the travel industry. Building off of Sarah’s recent article in Skift, "The Science of Sleep: How the Travel Industry is Cashing on Tourism’s Latest Obsession,” they go into the growing fascination with sleep among Gen Z, the challenges of g…

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Airbnb CEO Reveals Its Big Plans 3:15

22d ago3:15

3:15

Episode Notes Airbnb is looking to make waves with the launch of nearly a dozen experience-based homes the company is calling “Icons.” CEO Brian Chesky discussed the new product, as well as AI, loyalty programs and other subjects in a wide-ranging interview with Skift Editor-in-Chief Sarah Kopit. Chesky described Icons as a “gateway” into the exper…

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Chinese Tourism to the U.S. Makes Slow Progress 3:34

23d ago3:34

3:34

Episode Notes The U.S. travel industry will likely see a full recovery in Chinese and Japanese tourism by 2026 — a year earlier than expected, writes Global Tourism Reporter Dawit Habtemariam. The latest report from the U.S. National and Travel Tourism Office projects that international travel to the U.S. will fully recover in 2025. However, the of…

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China’s New Plane Wins Could Signal More Competition for Airbus and Boeing 3:55

24d ago3:55

3:55

Episode Notes One of China’s largest airlines, China Southern, is buying 100 domestically-built planes – the C919, produced by the state-owned Commercial Aircraft Corporation of China (COMAC). The plane is considered an emerging competitor to Airbus’ A320 and the Boeing 737. And Airlines Editor Gordon Smith examines if other airlines will look to b…

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Royal Caribbean Is Getting Younger 2:51

28d ago2:51

2:51

Episode Notes India’s largest airline IndiGo has taken a step in its quest to make a mark globally. IndiGo has ordered a large number of widebody aircraft that will enable it to operate more international flights, reports Contributor Ajay Awtaney. IndiGo announced the order of 30 A350-900 jets on Thursday. The company has also retained the purchase…

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Airbnb's Megawatt Payday and Should Billionaires Exist? 30:15

28d ago30:15

30:15

Fresh off the heels of the release of annual financial reports, Seth and Sarah discuss everyone's favorite topic: executive compensation. They examine how those reported compensation numbers relate to the performance of the companies in question, including Airbnb CEO and Co-founder Brian Chesky's potential $1 billion plus pay package, which leads t…

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What Scraping 20,000 Google Hotel Listings Taught Us 3:04

29d ago3:04

3:04

Skift Research recently examined more than 20,000 hotel listings on Google to discover which online travel agencies and direct sites compete for bookings. Senior Research Analyst Pranavi Agarwal explains the major findings from Skift Research’s report. Agarwal notes that Booking.com is the dominant brand across Google’s sponsored results, paying to…

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Atlanta's Michelin Guide Deal Translates to Tourism Dollars 3:33

30d ago3:33

3:33

Episode Notes Atlanta recently reached a three-year, $1 million deal with the Michelin Guide. Discover Atlanta CEO William Pate discussed that topic and more in an interview with Global Tourism Reporter Dawit Habtemariam. Pate said having Atlanta’s restaurants appear in the Michelin Guide has boosted the city’s culinary scene. He noted restaurants …

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Climate Change Comes for the Great Barrier Reef 3:40

1M ago3:40

3:40

Episode Notes The Great Barrier Reef is currently experiencing its worst-ever mass bleaching event, during which warmer-than-usual water causes corals to expel their algae and turn white. Tour operators have been doing their part in helping preserve the popular tourist landmark, writes Travel Experiences Reporter Jesse Chase-Lubitz. Chase-Lubitz ci…

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Amsterdam Says 'No' to New Hotel Developments 2:44

1M ago2:44

2:44

Episode Notes Amsterdam is banning hotel developments as part of its strategy to fight mass tourism, writes Global Tourism Reporter Dawit Habtemariam. Amsterdam’s municipal government announced the Dutch capital will no longer issue permits for new hotels. The only exception would be if another hotel in the city closes and the number of beds doesn’…

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Meet Skift and Your New Co-Hosts 29:01

1M ago29:01

29:01

Our new co-hosts, Editor-in-Chief Sarah Kopit and Head of Research Seth Borko, introduce themselves and talk about what Skift is, how it's quite literally defining the business of travel, and preview some of the exciting stories and research on deck for Skift and the podcast.Por Skift

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Airbnb CEO’s $1 Billion Pay Package 3:43

1M ago3:43

3:43

Episode Notes Airbnb CEO Brian Chesky’s 10-year pay package, announced in 2021, could hit $1 billion or more if the company’s share price hits certain price targets, reports Executive Editor Dennis Schaal. Airbnb said recently the potential value of Cheksy’s eight remaining tranches of unearned shares at the end of 2023 was $1.3 billion. However, S…

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California's 'Ultimate Playground' Campaign 3:03

1M ago3:03

3:03

Episode Notes Officials in California recently launched a new tourism marketing campaign. Visit California CEO Caroline Beteta discussed it and more in an interview with Global Tourism Reporter Dawit Habtemariam. Beteta said California’s current marketing campaign — titled “Ultimate Playground — aims to showcase a sense of play often associated wit…

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Are Airbnbs Cheaper Than Hotels? 3:24

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Business and International Travel Drove Earnings This Quarter 35:55

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5 Countries With Booming Tourism Industries 3:43

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Marriott vs. Hilton's Fight Over Hotel Fees 3:19

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Airlines Get a Boost From Business Travel's Comeback 3:07

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Gen Z Travelers Boost Hotel Revenue 3:03

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Google's AI-Powered Trip Planning Updates 2:50

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AI-Powered Travel Updates Will Make Translation Easier 3:24

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The State of Conferences 49:15

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Airlines' Frequent Flyer Programs Face Scrutiny 2:57

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Airbnb’s Icons: Gimmick or Marketing Genius? 39:10

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Airbnb's Ready to Accelerate International Expansion 2:47

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World Cup Tickets: Corporations Are Beating the Fans 3:26

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U.S. Tourism CEOs Get Paid 3:29

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Expedia and Booking's First-Quarter Reports 3:07

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The Awakening of Sleep Tourism 31:51

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Airbnb CEO Reveals Its Big Plans 3:15

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Chinese Tourism to the U.S. Makes Slow Progress 3:34

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China’s New Plane Wins Could Signal More Competition for Airbus and Boeing 3:55

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Royal Caribbean Is Getting Younger 2:51

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Airbnb's Megawatt Payday and Should Billionaires Exist? 30:15

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What Scraping 20,000 Google Hotel Listings Taught Us 3:04

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Atlanta's Michelin Guide Deal Translates to Tourism Dollars 3:33

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Climate Change Comes for the Great Barrier Reef 3:40

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Amsterdam Says 'No' to New Hotel Developments 2:44

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Meet Skift and Your New Co-Hosts 29:01

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Airbnb CEO’s $1 Billion Pay Package 3:43

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California's 'Ultimate Playground' Campaign 3:03

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