05 May
Alaska Airlines Betting on Its Agility With Domestic Travelers for the Rebound
Alaska Airlines sees a path through the crisis. Pictured is one of the airline's regional jets. Alaska AirlinesSkift Take: Alaska Airlines long has been among the more prudent U.S. airlines. It probably lost out on revenue during the boom times because of it. But the airline now is probably more ready to withstand this crisis than many other U.S. carriers. — Brian SumersRead the Complete Story On Skift
05 May
United Plans More Than 7,000 Pilot and Management Layoffs After Relief Rules Expire
United jets at the gate at Denver International Airport. FlickrSkift Take: With federal payroll aid rules preventing airlines from making any job or pay cuts before September 30, it's a safe bet we'll see the other major U.S. carriers make similar announcements for October. — Matthew ParsonsRead the Complete Story On Skift
05 May
Hotels in Asia Revise Renovation Designs to Suit Post-Covid World
Artist impression of Marco Polo Prince Hotel’s Club Lounge: Note the more spacious layout, plus private sections. Wharf HotelsSkift Take: It's clear there's going to be a new normal when guests start traveling again. Hotels in Asia that are renovating in times of Covid-19 are altering designs, although some things don't change. — Raini HamdiRead the Complete Story On Skift
05 May
Ecotourism’s Collapse Puts Conservation Programs in Grave Danger
Gorillas are at risk due to ecotourism's collapse. Richard Ashurst / FlickrSkift Take: Ecotourism's collapse due to the coronavirus isn't just bad for the humans who rely on it for revenue, but also the wildlife that it protects. — Rosie SpinksRead the Complete Story On Skift
05 May
Recipes Around the World: Hotdish
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