travel
Slow Recovery of Chinese Tourism Industry Tells us a Lot
Covid naturally undermined tourism demand. The weak Chinese yuan against the dollar is also affecting purchasing power of Chinese outbound tourists
What Hoteliers Need to Know From Google Travel Partner Summit
Google held a panel on ‘The hoteliers view: how Travel Tech can help suppliers be successful’. We’ve summarised the key questions and answers
Target Travelers Earlier in Their Booking Journey
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
What Guest Reviews Tell Us About Travel Recovery in 2022?
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
Get Spring Break Ready at Your Hotel
To get your hotel ready for spring break ensure you have a well-built hotel reputation. Unfortunately, reputations are not built overnight
Business Travel 2.0: Five Areas to Focus on for Delivery
With these new patterns in travel, we are seeing more disperse teams and this has an impact on the way people conduct business travel
Actionable Strategies to Capture Bleisure Travel
Two-thirds of bleisure travel starts off as business trips, as travelers work first and play later, while one-third do both intermittently
Adopt a Multi-Pronged Approach for Return of Chinese Travellers
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
Quarterly Traveler Insights Report: New Year, New Outlook
While overall intentions to travel are high, traveler spending behaviors are expected to evolve, pointing to the growing importance of price and value
The State of the American Travelers in February 2023
Over half of American travelers say that travel is a priority in their budget in the near term. This metric is also increasing, hitting a six-month high