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Hotels
U.S. hotels are finding workers but employment in the sector remains nearly 10% below February 2020 levels.
Rashaad Jorden | 3 weeks ago
With the upcoming Formula 1 event adding urgency to the negotiations, the outcome of this standoff will also reflect the power dynamics between labor and management in an evolving job market.
Doyinsola Oladipo, Reuters | 3 weeks ago
Airlines
Amidst ongoing operational adjustments, Delta has initiated cost-cutting measures.
Reuters | 4 weeks ago
Startups
DiDi said robotaxis will be available on its rideshare app by 2025, and Regent Craft said it will begin testing electric seagliders next year.
Justin Dawes | 1 month ago
All of the airlines are confronting a spike in fuel prices, with labor and other costs up as well. And that will hit profits.
Jay Shabat, Skift | 2 months ago
The industry is jittery, but there isn't actually any strike action set for the remaining weeks of summer.
Reuters | 3 months ago
Short-Term Rentals
Inspirato's woes do not appear to be a reflection of the broader luxury sector. Perhaps luxury subscriptions, though, don't have as much value in the eyes of wealthy travelers as the company purports.
Dennis Schaal | 4 months ago
With a pilot shortage and minimum raises of close to 9% annually, it's nice to be a commercial airline pilot these days. Striking hotel workers in Los Angeles face totally different odds.
Rajesh Kumar Singh and Baranjot Kaur, Reuters | 4 months ago
Skift Meetings
As promised, a second wave of hotel worker strikes is underway in Southern California, impacting additional meeting and convention groups.
5 months ago
Ryanair's pilots in Belgium are resisting a plan to give them fewer rest days. It appears as though they will take a couple of days off July 15 and 16.
Reuters | 5 months ago