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The ability to leverage technology in lieu of trips, ultimately reducing costs, continues to impact the business travel growth trajectory

With these new patterns in travel, we are seeing more disperse teams and this has an impact on the way people conduct business travel

First thing to remember is that, just like for travellers from all over the world, there is no one-size-fits-all approach to attracting guests from China

While overall intentions to travel are high, traveler spending behaviors are expected to evolve, pointing to the growing importance of price and value

When it comes to booking air travel, it’s all about price, with atypical, low pricing a top thing consumers value, but airlines underestimate price impact

So, with rising inflation, record-high travel prices, flight disruptions and short-staffed hotels, why are people still traveling?

While there is a raft of positive news for the travel industry, we can’t ignore that there are some storm clouds on the horizon

With the reopening of the borders, the demand for Chinese travel has exploded and will surely continue to grow in the coming months

The outlook? Well, it’s a surprisingly positive one for travel. Consumers continue to lean into experiences following the end of pandemic restrictions

This New Year, China has finally reopened, with no domestic travel restrictions or quarantine-on-return for international travelers