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Sep 3Thu
  1. Skift Feed

    Travel Execs Push Trump for 100M+ International Visitors by 2030

    Top executives from the U.S. Travel Association, American Airlines, Hilton, Marriott, MGM Resorts, Booking Holdings, and other major travel brands met with President Trump to push for a national goal of over 100 million annual international visitors by 2030, a 46% increase from 2025 and 25% above the pre-pandemic peak. The meeting comes amid a 5.5% decline in inbound travel in 2025 and four consecutive months of overseas visitor declines in 2026, even during the World Cup. International travelers cite costs, politics, and entry policies as deterrents, hitting destinations like Las Vegas and Canadian travel. Despite soft arrivals, the World Cup boosted hotel and rental rates, and industry le…

Aug 27Thu
  1. TravelDaily China

    Airbnb Expands in China Outbound Travel: From Stays to Full Travel Ecosystem

    Airbnb reported Q2 2026 revenue of $3.6 billion, up 17% YoY, with gross booking value of $27.2 billion. The company is evolving from accommodations to a full travel ecosystem including experiences and services. Major events like the World Cup drove growth. In China, Airbnb is localizing to attract young travelers, launching features like 'Travel Circle' to cater to group travel and longer stays.

Aug 14Fri
  2. Skift Feed

    Overseas Travel to the U.S. Falls for Fourth Straight Month

    U.S. overseas visitation fell 7% year-over-year in July to just over 3 million, marking a fourth consecutive monthly decline and nearly 23% below pre-pandemic levels. The World Cup failed to boost overall numbers, with mixed results among participating nations: UK, Brazil, Colombia, and Argentina rose, while Switzerland, France, and Spain declined. Industry leaders warn that restrictive policies like a new visa integrity fee and traveler bonds up to $20,000 could further deter visitors.

Aug 12Wed
  1. Hotel Dive Feed

    IHG Posts H1 RevPAR Gains Due to Favorable Macro Backdrop

    IHG Hotels & Resorts reported Q2 results with Americas RevPAR up 5.4% year-over-year and global RevPAR up 3.5%, partly driven by the FIFA World Cup and a stronger U.S. economy. In H1, it opened 197 hotels and signed 352 hotels (49,200 rooms). The company did not significantly adjust full-year expectations and highlighted AI initiatives and cloud PMS rollout plans.