Skift Daily Travel Briefing U.S. Hotels’ Slow Growth, Ryanair’s New Partner and Cruiselines’ Emissions Fees
U.S. hotel growth is slowing due to weak travel demand and economic uncertainty, with Goldman Sachs projecting minimal revenue increases and a 45% chance of recession. Expedia has begun selling Ryanair flights in the U.S. and Europe after resolving a legal dispute, marking a shift in how airlines distribute inventory online. Meanwhile, new maritime regulations will require cruise lines to pay for carbon emissions, pushing the industry toward cleaner operations by 2035.
- U.S. Hotels Face Slowing Growth, with Weak Demand and Policy Uncertainty: Goldman Sachs
- New Global Rules to Force Cruise Ships to Pay for Carbon Emissions
- Ryanair Flights Now Available on Expedia Sites in Latest Milestone
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