travel

In the social distancing era, travel will look very different. Even the direct booking benefits that hotels can offer and what travellers can do will change

Companies who reported canceling or suspending most or all trips to specific regions are considering, or plan to, resume business travel in the near future

Luxury hotels show signs of domestic market recovery. As flights resume, this will likely be reflected with regional, and eventually international travel

Currently we only see a slight intent uptick in inbound travel to Italy, but as this data was from last week we expect a larger uptick in the coming weeks

This is a crucial time for travel marketers to engage with local and drive markets. Now more than ever, people are looking for things to do nearby

Recovery timing and booking volume will vary based on business-specific factors, like hotel locations and property types, so act on your own data

As some European countries begin to ease their lockdown restrictions, we are seeing slight upticks in domestic and even regional travel intent.

This week’s trends include Asia Pacific specifics, signs of positive momentum in domestic travel, which specific future months we can expect an uptick and what is happening in Australia

Whether you are five-star luxury or two-and-a-half star economy, I challenge you to ask yourself: “How attractive is my hotel right now to consumers using this type of booking decision making?”

Domestic travel sees an increase in popularity as travel restrictions begin to be lifted, many regional airlines continue to extend the suspension of flights and large, global events, continue to be shifted