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The New York Times

nytimesThe New York Times conferences bring together national and global leaders to deepen understanding of vital topics, advance innovative solutions to major challenges and provide new opportunities for businesses. In panel discussions, interactive debates and high-level networking, we address a wide range of issues: from higher education, finance and technology to food, energy and the luxury market.
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‘If No Tourists Come, I Have No Business’: New York’s Tourism Crisis

Outside Kennedy International Airport's Terminal 4, the long line of New York City yellow cabs that in years past rotated like a conveyor belt to meet the demand of passenger arrivals has disappeared
External13 October

The Future of Airbnb

In the travel wreckage caused by the pandemic, home-sharing has emerged as battered, but with a steady pulse, as rental houses became social-distancing refuges for the travel-starved.
External25 September

The Future Of Travel - How The Industry Will Change After The Pandemic (according to the New York Times)

By every measure, the coronavirus pandemic has decimated the travel industry. The images of the world’s shutdown are eerie, the numbers are staggering. Approximately 100 million travel sector jobs, according to one global estimate, have been eliminated or will be.
External 7 May

Making the Most of Hotel Loyalty Programs When You’re Not Traveling

Travel and travel planning are being disrupted by the worldwide spread of the coronavirus. For the latest updates, read The New York Times's Covid-19 coverage here.
External23 April

How Will COVID-19 Affect Future Travel Behavior? A Travel Crisis Expert Explains

Since 2007, the Tourism Crisis Management Initiative at the University of Florida has studied many disasters that have threatened the travel industry, from hurricanes to the Zika virus. Beginning in January, prompted by the coronavirus-related threat in China, it began a periodic survey of Americans who travel on their perceptions of risk and anxiety related to COVID-19, and the impact of those perceptions on future travel decisions.
External16 April

How Many Hotel Brands Is Enough?

How many hotel brands is enough? Hilton and Choice Hotels International are putting that question to the test, with two new lodging brands focused on helping travelers maintain their healthy eating, sleeping and fitness habits on the road.
External20 March

This Union Defeated Airbnb. Now It’s Taking Aim at a New Target.

With the presidential campaign of Mayor Bill de Blasio foundering from the start, desperation mode hit early. He needed money, support — anything that might prolong his chances.
External 2 January

Independent Hotels Are Disappearing as Chains Grow

This should be the heyday of independent hotels, which by their very nature offer the distinctive experiences sought by many travelers.
External23 Oct 2019

Inside the Rise and Fall of a Multimillion-Dollar Airbnb Scheme

From the outside, there was nothing especially notable about the small white building on the corner of a cobblestone street in TriBeCa. But until recently, it was a crucial location in a sprawling empire.
External 1 Mar 2019

New York Empire of Illegal Airbnb Rentals Booked 75,000 Guests, Suit Says

Metropolitan Property Group, a real estate brokerage firm, is accused of using a complex web of 18 corporate entities and fake identities on Airbnb to convert 130 apartments into de facto hotel rooms
External25 Feb 2019
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