travel

The ability to leverage technology in lieu of trips, ultimately reducing costs, continues to impact the business travel growth trajectory

The revenge travel trend seems to be holding strong, and exponential levels of demand and direct bookings seem likely to continue in 2023

Covid naturally undermined tourism demand. The weak Chinese yuan against the dollar is also affecting purchasing power of Chinese outbound tourists

Google held a panel on ‘The hoteliers view: how Travel Tech can help suppliers be successful’. We’ve summarised the key questions and answers

We’re seeing travelers plan multiple trips and, specifically, to local getaways that allow them to explore unfamiliar places that don’t require a passport

Where exactly are we in terms of global recovery? We analyzed more than 128 million guest reviews and here’s what they tell us about travel recovery

To get your hotel ready for spring break ensure you have a well-built hotel reputation. Unfortunately, reputations are not built overnight

With these new patterns in travel, we are seeing more disperse teams and this has an impact on the way people conduct business travel

Two-thirds of bleisure travel starts off as business trips, as travelers work first and play later, while one-third do both intermittently

First thing to remember is that, just like for travellers from all over the world, there is no one-size-fits-all approach to attracting guests from China