3 New Design Concepts for Hospitality That Make Even More Sense Post-Covid

The pandemic has changed owner-investor behavior. It has also changed what customers want out of luxury hospitality. What are the new models that are well-positioned for growth as the sector rebuilds? Here's a look at some potentials. -Colin Nagy

Airports and airlines are looking to new technologies to enhance travel and security.

Travel through a lens: Cat Vinton's best photograph – Sonam braves winter in Tibet

Our new series of travel photos that tell a story starts with a nomadic young girl who herds animals on the high-altitude Tibetan plateau We rattled over the rugged peaks of a wild, remote landscape of the high Himalaya – in a truck open to the biting wind. After a few long days crossing this frozen land, we reached a small Tibetan camp of yak-haired tents wedged in between jagged peaks. One side India, the other side Tibet (or the Tibet Autonomous Region, as the Chinese call it). The first morning, out early, I met Sonam, collecting water at the frozen river. Her eyes sparkled, wide and inquisitive. She seemed compelled to watch my every move across her frozen landscape. With every glimpse of each other, our smiles connected in mutual fascination. Continue reading...

Video: Interview With IAC/Expedia Group Chairman Barry Diller at Skift Global Forum🔒

Barry Diller resoundingly endorsed the future of travel when he said "if there's life, there's travel." Maybe that's why the recent $1 billion investment in MGM Resorts won't be the last for Diller in the sector. -Tom Lowry

In the age of coronavirus, the suburbs are cool for the first time ever

The landscape of pop culture is littered with people trying to escape the suburbs.

Incredible ancient artifacts continue to be discovered at the necropolis and UNESCO World Heritage Site south of Cairo.

Inside Air Canada’s Complicated Effort to Resurrect a Loyalty Program

Air Canada relaunches its Aeroplan program on November 8. But are loyalty programs still relevant amid a global pandemic? An airline executive says they are. We tend to think he's right. -Brian Sumers