travel
Could Rural Hotels Be the Big Winners Post COVID?
Rural hotels are naturally located far from bustling tourists and busy populated areas. This turns a niche vacation experience into a desirable attraction
Pricing Tactics vary by Sector as Consumers Return to Travel
Most agree it’s difficult to predict how pricing will evolve, with uncertainty over reduced air, hotel, cruise and tour capacity to allow social distancing
China Recovery as a Prediction Model for the U.S. and Europe
China continues to show positive signs of recovery following relief from lockdowns and trends could serve as a projection model for phased global return
The Value of Digital Marketing for Attractions and Travel Insights
With so many locals and travelers searching online for things to do, digital advertising is the key to direct, advance, online bookings
How Have Hotels in Germany Reacted to the Lift of Travel Restrictions?
We will have a look at hotels open rate and rate developments throughout Germany as per the examples of Berlin, Cologne, Frankfurt, Hamburg and Munich
COVID-19: APAC Updated Insights on Travel Impact
We will continue to share APAC insights as we monitor the situation and find interesting trends, to help travel marketers shape strategies as we recover
COVID-19: Updated Insights on Travel Impact, Europe
It remains clear that summer recovery will be dominated by domestic travel, followed by intra regional travel. We will continue to share more insights
Meeting and Understanding Travelers’ Needs to Generate More Booking
In order to get travelers started on the process, it’s key to examine the needs of the traveler. What are they, and how do they influence booking decisions?
COVID-19: (Updated) Insights on Travel Impact, Europe #43
Data shows Europeans are looking to holiday this summer and countries in a position to reopen to domestic and regional travel are seeing an interest uptick
How Personal Safety and Economic Concerns Affecting Consumer Spend?
Facing economic uncertainty, many consumers are looking to curb their more discretionary spend, and may look for ways to cut their less discretionary spend