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While restrictions on international travel being lifted had an impact on domestic bookings, there wasn’t a huge uplift in cancellations which is good news

Corporate travel is being re-evaluated based on impact to bottom line, the environment, and how well they can be replaced by widely adopted tech platforms

Demand for travel to Spanish destinations is in sharp decline and the negative trend is continuing for third consecutive week; due to worsening fourth wave

Despite the increase in COVID cases, travel demand in Europe has remained strong and continues to close the gap between 2019

Traveller intent is showing increasingly interest in sustainable travels, whether that’s reducing their carbon footprint or easing over-tourism in a hotspot

A recent survey of 4,700 respondents from 11 countries, revealed 57 percent expected to travel within two months of the pandemic’s containment

For now, it’s domestic market leading corporate travel with the hotel sector in France at 80 percent of 2019 levels and Spain and Nordics at 50 percent

Travel recovery is starting to appear in the US, China, and the Middle East, it’s only time before the APAC region is welcoming excited international guests

Once again, Europe is locked in new restrictions because of the spread of the Delta Variant and, as a result, tourist demand is slowing down

While international travel is now certainly happening again, it’s unlikely this year that it will soar back to anything like we would’ve seen pre-pandemic