Travel Intentions
The Israel-Hamas War is Affecting Traveler Confidence and Bookings - CNBC
Americans are canceling trips that are thousands of miles from Gaza. Here's why.
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Revenge Travel
Is the Party Over? New Data Suggests Revenge Travel May Be Ending Soon - CNBC
New reports show that, after years of inflation and rising travel costs, travelers may finally be curtailing their travel plans.
Airbnb And Housing Laws
Airbnbs in NYC Are Disappearing. Here's What Could Happen to Hotel Prices - CNBC
Many Airbnb users with bookings in New York City this Christmas are scrambling to find new accommodations.
Sleep Tourism
How to Sleep Better? Hotels Are Luring Guests with Sleep Tourism - CNBC
Yearning for a good night’s sleep? Join the club.
Tipping
30% of Americans Say 'Tipping Culture is out of Control,' As Some Businesses Agree to Scrap Tip Prompts - CNBC
As the negative sentiment takes hold, some businesses are opting out of digital touch-screen payment systems with predetermined options.
ChatGPT
ChatGPT and Generative A.I. Are Already Changing the Way We Book Trips and Travel - CNBC
With customer service an obvious target for generative AI chatbots, the travel business is expected to be an early adopter.
Travel Trends For Millennials
More Millennials Are Turning 40 and Changing Travel As We Know It - CNBC
They are bringing their tech-savviness, social consciousness and spending habits in tow, which is transforming a travel industry intent on staying ahead of the times.
Hotel Rates
Hotel Prices Decline As Travel Demand Cools After Summer Surge - CNBC
Consumer prices for hotels, motels and other lodging dropped nearly 5% in November from October, according to the latest government inflation report, a sign that soaring travel demand has lost some momentum from the summer.
Metaverse
Meta Documents Show Main Metaverse is Losing Users and Falling Short of Goals, Report Says - CNBC
Horizon Worlds, Meta’s flagship metaverse for consumers, is failing to meet internal performance expectations, according to internal documents reviewed by The Wall Street Journal.
Travel Intentions
Summer is Over, but the European Travel Season Is Not - CNBC
Airline executives say demand for flights to Europe from the U.S. has remained resilient into the fall, well past the traditional peak for trips to the region, as eager travelers make up for lost time and airlines look to boost revenue after more than two years of the coronavirus pandemic.