Recipes Around the World: Sri Lankan Curry
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05
Jun
The Long View This Week: Oyo CEO Ritesh Agarwal on the Future of His Company & Hospitality
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Skift Take: A path to survival for Oyo was already compounded by mounting problems pre-pandemic. But CEO Ritesh Agarwal says he has a plan to ensure that Oyo will be around for a long time. Don’t miss out on him telling me what is behind that strategy.
05
Jun
Hotel CEOs Say Protests Are Our ‘Call to Action’ to Do More to Promote Racial Justice
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Several U.S. hotel company CEOs Tuesday said they support ongoing peaceful protests against racial inequality. Fibonacci Blue / Wikimedia
Skift Take: U.S. hotel leaders say repeated examples of prejudice and racial inequality are a call for them to do more given their diverse workforces. What materializes from such a call? A whole world is waiting.
05
Jun
Marriott and Accor CEOs Disagree on How Quickly Europe’s Hotels Will Recover
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The CEOs of Accor and Marriott disagree on whether European hotels are too dependent on long-haul travel to recover quickly from coronavirus. Jim Trodel / Flickr
Skift Take: As long as Europe can create a strong network of travel bubbles or reopen as much of the Schengen Area without coronavirus travel restrictions, its hotel recovery timeline may surprise hotel executives like Marriott’s Arne Sorenson.
05
Jun
Greek Hotels Reopened Monday to Uncertain Summer Travel Season
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Greek hotel operators were able to reopen properties Monday, but that doesn’t mean demand levels justify resumed operations. Pedro Szekely / Flickr
Skift Take: Greece’s tourism sector is technically reopened to business, but a normal level of operation hinges on demand giving hoteliers a reason to resume business at temporarily shuttered properties.
05
Jun
Marriott CEO: Virtual Meetings and Remote Work Won’t Hurt Hotels Permanently
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Marriott President and CEO Arne Sorenson doesn’t anticipate coronavirus to have a different impact on the hotel industry than any other economic crisis has in the last 30 years. Manningmbd / Wikimedia
Skift Take: Marriott’s Arne Sorenson is optimistic that hotels will eventually go back to pre-coronavirus performance levels, but the biggest uncertainty remains over how long group travel fears will prevent business from a full rebound.
05
Jun
Airlines Will Tap New Tech in These Uncertain Times to Make It Easier to Change Restricted Tickets
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A passenger checks in for a JetBlue flight. JetBlue
Skift Take: Many travelers no longer want to take some trips this year for various reasons, even if their flights haven’t been canceled. A new automated solution will speed up the pace at which airlines can rebook passengers by overriding the restrictions on tickets bought before the crisis.
05
Jun
Spain Calls for Investigation Into Airlines Breaching EU Refund Regulations
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An Iberia aircraft at Madrid’s Barajas airport. Iberia Airlines
Skift Take: Airline refunds have not been happening as they should be in Europe in the wake of mass cancellations due to the virus. Though it’s not clear which specific airlines are at fault, the practice has been widespread enough to warrant an investigation.
05
Jun
Turkey Plans to Resume Flights With 40 Countries in June
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Turkey is in talks with 92 countries on resuming flights in a safe manner. Konstantin Dyadyun / Unsplash
Skift Take: Governments are going to huge efforts to open up for the summer season, and in Turkey’s case that means discussions with some 92 countries.
05
Jun
Lufthansa Will Resume Flying to More Cities But With Fewer Flights
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By September, Lufthansa airline expects to operate 40 percent of regular capacity. Richard Weiss / Bloomberg
Skift Take: The airline group spent months negotiating its $10 billion rescue deal, and seems to know exactly what it will take to pay it back.