December 28, 2015 by Robert Silk
Falling fuel prices promise soaring profits, if carriers can resist capacity growth.
December 28, 2015
"We’ll roll up our sleeves with owners and franchisees and talk about what is the best thing to do for each [Marriott and Starwood] brand portfolio."
December 28, 2015 by Tom Stieghorst
Focus is on the increase in deployments to China and the opening of Cuba.
December 28, 2015 by Meagan Drillinger
Cuba remains a hot spot for the curious, while Greece is poised for a busy year.
"The Escape cost nearly $1 billion. You can enjoy it for under $150 a day. You can’t stay at the Dew Drop Inn in Pahokee for $150 a day."
"I think people will not be rushing to do-it-yourself vacations so much [because of recent terrorism events]. I think they’ll go to well-known tour operators. It will probably lead to the luxury tour
"The growth in our businesses, on a profitability basis and on a revenue basis, exceeds what the OTAs are doing."
December 28, 2015 by Danny King
All eyes will be fixed on the Marriott-Starwood merger.
It was through this prism of unbridled prosperity coupled with anxiety about terrorism that Travel Weekly’s editors and reporters peered into the future to come up with the prognostications for 2016
"The U.S. continues to be our No. 1 source market. But one of the things I hope we learned from the recession is that we need to diversify."