Deepthi Nair is a Business Journalist at Skift. She covers a range of topics within the hospitality and leisure sectors, including hotels and resorts, travel and tourism, and the aviation industry, with a keen focus on consumer travel and finance. Deepthi's insights and analyses have been featured in notable publications such as MSN and The National News.
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Deepthi Nair's focus revolves around finance, economy, and personal finance with a specific emphasis on the GCC economy and Dubai salaries. Her articles often cite data and cover government announcements, indicating an interest in factual information from official sources.
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The Iran war is now showing up in hotel companies' earnings — and executives say the worst may still be ahead.
By: Deepthi Nair
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By: Deepthi Nair
Premier Inn's Middle East business is still recovering from the U.S.-Iran war-driven collapse in March, but the mid-market operator isn't pausing its regional growth targets.
Almosafer, Saudi Arabia's largest travel and tourism company, is on track to list on the kingdom's main stock exchange before the end of this year, even as it works through a tough operating climate shaped by the U.S.-Iran war.
By: Deepthi Nair
Hotel construction in the Middle East continues to increase despite the demand-side disruption caused by the U.S.-Iran war, according to a new report from Lodging Econometrics.
By: Deepthi Nair
Some hotels in Dubai have started bringing back employees who were relocated to other markets at the start of the U.S.-Iran war.
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Formula One has confirmed the Abu Dhabi Grand Prix will go ahead as scheduled — the final race of the 2026 season — despite months of uncertainty over whether the U.S.-Iran war would force it off the calendar.
UK-based luxury hospitality company Cheval Collection wants to double the size of its global portfolio within the next few years, with the Middle East emerging as a key growth driver, according to Daniel Johansson, the company's director of development and acquisitions.
