travel

After over a year of government restrictions in the United States, vaccination rates have accelerated, and the nation is on the verge of a travel boom

Nearly a quarter of poll respondents said their company has resumed non-essential business travel, or that the company has in place a plan to resume travel

Monitoring shifts in working culture and behavior in our new COVID world is likely to serve as a great predictor in shaping the future of business travel

As the virus continues to impact the state of travel and the hospitality industry, we want to continue to provide insights on the sentiment of consumers

With lockdowns still in place for some regions and the emergence of new virus variants, predicting future travel demand remains challenging

July is preferred for British, Greeks and Germans; Italians and French prefer to travel in August. It’s clear to see the impact of English policy on travel

The IATA announced that passenger traffic fell in February 2021, both compared to pre-COVID levels (Feb 2019) and to the immediate month prior (Jan 2021)

Tapping into local guests offers steady income stream even when business is slower in other parts of the country or globe. Local guests can be great adverts

Camping villages have an additional advantage over hotels, as they have greater opportunities to increase their housing units and revenue at lower cost

Recently, Spain has lost about twenty thousand searches per day. Travelers have abruptly interrupted a travel trend that had been growing for about a month