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Skift recently referenced a new mojo to be seen with Expedia in 2025 – and my industry radar was telling me the same. So, I decided to have a closer look especially on how Expedia is doing versus… | Vineeth Purushothaman

  • Vineeth Purushothaman
  • 13 January 2026
💰 Expedia's stock soared by 55% in 2025, surpassing Booking.com's increase of just over 10%. Over the past 18 months, Expedia's approach has involved acting as the infrastructure for travel services rather than competing for consumer traffic. Ryanair, Revolut, and British Airways are now partnered with Expedia. Expedia's wholesale bookings increased 26% year-over-year in Q3 2025. Booking.com was designated an EU "gatekeeper," limiting its pricing strategies under the Digital Markets Act.
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Panasonic to Showcase Next-Generation Projection and LED Solutions at ISE 2026

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  • 13 January 2026
📹 Panasonic is showcasing its visual innovations at ISE Barcelona 2026, introducing cutting-edge projection and LED technology. Highlighted are the PT-RQ45 projector with 42,000-lumens, a game-changing projection platform, and the first 4K LCD projector for immersive applications. A 55" LED platform enhances signage and retail displays. The event takes place in January 2026 at Fira Barcelona Gran Via, Stand 3J500. Panasonic's 2024 net sales were €54.12 billion. Register free with their unique event code.
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How US political shifts are reshaping international travel

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  • 13 January 2026
🗺 Jan 13, 2026, Washington, D.C.: U.S. political decisions are reshaping global travel. Policies on immigration, border control, trade, and foreign relations impact international travelers' confidence in visiting the U.S. Consequences include reduced travel demand from certain markets, affecting airlines, hotels, and local economies. Official guidance and media narratives further influence travel behavior. Destinations perceived as stable may gain from this shift. For comprehensive insights, visit the [BBC article](https://www.bbc.com/travel/article/20260109-how-us-politics-is-affecting-international-travel).
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Why 2026 Will Force a Redesign of Pay, Incentives, and Performance Expectations

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  • 12 January 2026
💸 Wage pressures, pay transparency laws, and competition are reshaping hospitality compensation. By 2026, outdated bonus and incentive plans must align with new metrics like guest satisfaction and team retention. Pay transparency is now a competitive edge, not just compliance. Data-driven pay band adjustments are crucial to address wage compression. A total rewards approach—combining salary, incentives, and growth opportunities—is essential for attracting and retaining talent in the evolving hospitality landscape.
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I Ran an AI Misinformation Experiment. Every Marketer Should See the Results

  • Mateusz Makosiewicz
  • 12 January 2026
📓 In 2026, an experiment involved creating a fictional luxury paperweight brand, Xarumei, to analyze AI's handling of misinformation. The fake brand was tested on models like ChatGPT-4, ChatGPT-5, and Microsoft Copilot using 56 misleading questions. While ChatGPT models mostly rejected the falsehoods, others like Perplexity and Grok were manipulated by conflicting fake stories on platforms like Reddit and Medium. The study showed AI's vulnerability to detailed misinformation over official truths.
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Soho House buyout at risk after investor pulls $200m funding

  • Cynera Rodricks
  • 9 January 2026
📈 August 2025: Soho House's plan to go private with a $2.7 billion deal led by MCR Hotels encounters issues as MCR withdraws a $200 million funding commitment. This caused a 20% drop in Soho's share price in New York, trading at about $7.50. Investors planned to buy shares at $9, below the 2021 IPO price of $14. Soho House, aiming to maintain a 4,700-member venue average, seeks alternative funding with Apollo Global offering $800 million.
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Tambourine and Settlers Hospitality Partner to Transform Digital Portfolio with Nine New Websites

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  • 8 January 2026
🏠 Tambourine, a leader in hotel marketing technology, completed a digital overhaul for Settlers Hospitality in Pennsylvania's Pocono Mountains. The project spanned nine websites, including The Chestnut Inn and Ledges Hotel, enhancing guest interaction and visual storytelling. Settlers Hospitality focuses on historic preservation and community engagement. The partnership showcases Tambourine's integrated solutions, serving hotel brands in 47 countries. Contact Thomas McDermott, Chief Marketing Officer, at +1 954 975 2220 for more information.
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Shutdown Fallout: When Government Breaks Down, The Hotel Industry Suffers

  • Chirag Shah
  • 8 January 2026
📈 Federal government reopened on Nov. 13 after a 43-day shutdown, costing the U.S. economy over $1.2 billion in hotel-related activity and $6 billion in travel and hospitality. Oxford Economics noted a 1% demand drop for airlines and hotels. 64% of surveyed hotel operators reported revenue decline. Federal Aviation Administration reduced flight schedules, causing delays. AHLA urged Congress to pass a long-term funding bill before Jan. 30 to prevent future disruptions.
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The Government Shutdown’s $6 Billion Toll on Travel and the U.S. Economy

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  • 8 January 2026
🛫 Federal government shutdowns impact travel systems, causing over $6 billion in losses from October 1 to November 12, 2025. These 43 days saw 88,000 fewer trips daily, affecting airports and national attractions, and disrupting local economies. Essential aviation staff worked unpaid, creating operational challenges. A survey reveals four out of five Americans support paying these workers during shutdowns. Congress progresses with H.R. 6086 to ensure air traffic controllers are paid. The travel sector supports 15 million jobs, highlighting the need for stability.
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Scottish hospitality faces closures amid rates revaluation, sector warns

  • Heather Sandlin
  • 7 January 2026
💸 Scottish Hospitality Group (SHG) warns of potential closures for licensed businesses in Scotland due to non-domestic rates revaluation in April 2026. The new rates may increase over 550%, not reflecting current trading conditions. The sector faces rising costs from wages, energy, and food inflation. SHG urges the Scottish Government to introduce targeted rates relief in the upcoming budget (13 January) to prevent closures, job losses, and vacant high streets.
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