With the world in constant flux, people are using their possessions to ground themselves. However, as certain types of physical goods become less commonplace, many are reflecting on what’s still worth owning in a sharing-enabled world. The evolving nature of digital ownership means that people often feel lik...

The mainstreaming of AI is setting a new precedent for how people relate to non-human sources of intelligence. While automation on a consumer level has typically focused on specific tasks like replying to emails or budgeting, it’s now swiftly expanding to a more dynamic range of applications.

With high-end home-swapping sites reporting increases in bookings and the rise of platforms for boat and private jet sharing, HNWI travellers are looking towards the sharing economy. What’s motivating these new travel choices and how can brands tap into this changing behaviour?

As people look to revenge travel as a way to fuel their wanderlust, hotels are evolving to meet the demand for novel experiences. With its design-led aesthetic and high-quality facilities, the TWA Hotel is breaking the stigma of conventional airport stays by resonating with leisure travelers.

Louis Vuitton has debuted an airport lounge as part of a broader strategy to strengthen its footprint in the luxury travel sector. There’s an opportunity to appeal to people’s aspirations for the jet-setting life, and luxury brands are well-placed to meet the demand for bespoke travel experiences.

The mass return to air travel post-pandemic has resulted in long waiting times and heightened stress at airports across the world. Alaska Airlines is hoping to simplify the admin around flying by replacing paper bag tags with digital ones that customers can set up while checking in at home.