travel

The good news regarding the reopening of hospitality across Ireland in April meant that May was a strong, positive month for bookings as the country’s collective sentiment lightened and optimism […]

Businesses are likely to plan for reduced discretionary spending, which may result in travel budgets being squeezed for some time

Relaxation of government travel restrictions, reopening of air routes, return to school and the return to offices is the spur that business travel needs

Forecasts project pent-up demand for travel experiences in the Asia Pacific region. Flexibility in marketing and delivering new experiences will be critical

Leisure travel will not sustain total U.S inventory supply and along with impact of no global tourism means hospitality industry will continue to suffer

This increase in travel interest is certainly linked to improved health situation, the easing of restrictive policies and EU actions to stimulate tourism

We think the digital nomads trend is not going anywhere anytime soon so catering to these travellers will be a great way to boost reservations at your hotel

Conventional wisdom has been that planning travel is still too personal and confusing for artificial intelligence to replace the travel shopping experience

This new perspective on where it is acceptable to work opens new opportunities in travel blending both business and leisure – the “digital nomad” lifestyle

Predicting the return of corporate travel would be a cinch if foretelling the future was foolproof. No one, however, has that extraordinary prescience