Global travel marketplace Skyscanner’s new campaign sees continued investment into Canada and Australia as key markets, with an integrated mix of measurable, brand performance marketing tactics both ...

Skyscanner, owned by Chinese travel giant Ctrip, will close Trip by Skyscanner next month, marking the end of the user-generated travel planning mobile app and website founded in 2010 under the brand ...

New data from Skyscanner and Expedia Group shows how Americans are adapting to higher summer travel costs.

Summer is about to get really exciting, especially for North Americans. For the first time, the US, Mexico, and Canada are ...

Skyscanner’s Horizons 2026 report reveals a 9% year-on-year rise in Asia-Pacific travel demand, with travelers increasingly seeking secondary cities, cultural hubs, and coastal destinations over ...

Travelers now have access to a new AI travel booking tool to help them find the most affordable airfares available. Travel search company Skyscanner has launched its app in ChatGPT, allowing travelers ...

Travel Supermarket enjoys a relative monopoly on package holidays searches, so Skyscanner’s expansion is a big moment for the industry Greg Dickinson is an award-winning journalist with 15 years of ...

Big news emerged from M&A land earlier this morning, when travel search giant Skyscanner revealed it had been acquired by one of China's biggest online travel companies, Ctrip, in a deal worth £1.4 ...

If you’ve ever worked at a startup, you know that if rapid expansion doesn’t destroy the company, it’ll probably find time to dilute the culture, dampen the speed and damage the agility. So as ...

Travelers often seek affordable flights. Google Flights and Skyscanner are popular tools for this. Google Flights offers price tracking, refunds for price drops, and detailed information. Skyscanner ...

Metasearch is the fastest-growing sector and it just got a little hotter as venture fund Sequoia Capital invested in Scotland-based Skyscanner, and valued the company at $800 million, according to the ...