Travel and tourism industry

This 2×2 will help your company navigate Beijing’s priorities and political sensitivities.

The travel expert on his career arc, contributions to nonprofits, and more

The six-month experiment reversed managers’ opinions on hybrid work — and offers three important lessons.

Strategies for overscheduled, under-connected employees.

Taking stock of the economic opportunities to be found beyond our planet

Rapidly falling launch costs and fleets of new satellites are opening up big opportunities for business.

Eighteen months into the pandemic, a panel of experts discuss what’s changed, whether the bailouts were misspent, and if business travel is ever coming back.

Frequent flyer miles can incentivize passengers not to use some high-cost services.

New research finds that the timing of commercial kitchen inspections affects their results.

Tools like Alexa and Google Assistant offer a whole new way of connecting with customers.

No U.S. industry has more sexual harassment claims filed.

It’s all about process.

And how business travelers can respond.

United broke six important rules.

Travel companies will see the biggest changes.

The average worker takes 1.5 “bleisure” trips a year.

Who knew they care so much about breakfast?

As the platform scales, it replaces local culture with more tourists.

Answering customers’ calls in 42 languages, usually 24 hours a day, creates logistical and talent management challenges. But The Priceline Group’s Booking.com brand finds that the payoff is worth it.