travel

Bleisure trips and workations are two sides of the same coin, but they’re also completely different. People experiencing them have different motivations

The fact there is such strong disparity between short-term and medium to long-term travel indicates there is still little traveller confidence in the future

Analysis of the most-booked destinations reveals that leisure travel is the light in what would otherwise be a gloomy outlook

Analysing the occupancy levels by geographic areas we see hotels are at similar levels as January-February 2020, but demand is conservative in January 2022

If they make sure that their country is open for business, the strength of travel demand is such that they will see travellers flying their way

There are lots of positive signs in this data. It’s clear travel restrictions and infections remain a problem, but we know demand for hotels is there

Despite the availability of new communication channels and platforms, business travelers still prefer tried and true communication channels

Year-end sentiment and search data shows ongoing demand for travel remains high. Who benefits from the tourism demand?

Over the past two years, the hotel industry has seen little to no corporate transient business, but hoteliers say that could change this year

Although the fundamentals of hospitality remain, a lot of solutions have sprouted to help hoteliers survive the future of travel