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Insights on Travel Impact, Middle East and Africa
While some countries are lifting travel restrictions, introducing opportunities for international and regional travel, others are implementing restrictions
Uncertainty Continues: Slowdown In Web Traffic, Pace And Pick Up
There was a slowdown in web traffic, pick up and pace across most markets, with Europe suffering consequences of a second lockdown
Lybra Integrates Future Flight Search Data for More Accurate Pricing
Future flight search data helps hotels increase visibility to travelers already planning a trip to their destination and earn more bookings
Is China Seeing The Return Of Traveler Confidence?
The latest edition of the Pulse Report, which tracks data from September 21 to October 4, shows interest in travel continues to rise across the majority of markets, with bookings following […]
We Looked at Hotel Search Trends – Here is What We Found.
No travel sector was left unaffected by COVID-19. But, less clear are the shifts in consumer behavior and the impact on organic search intent
Google Search Add Destination Travel Information About Hotels and Flights
You’ll see the percentage of open hotels with availability and flights operating at the city level based on Google Flights and Hotels data
5 Ways Hotels Capture Returning Demand with Search Engine Marketing
This data can also be used to reach previous and new guests and grow your customer base through remarketing lists for search ads (RLSA)
Interpreting Recovery Signs for Covid-19
Recovery timing and booking volume will vary based on business-specific factors, like hotel locations and property types, so act on your own data
Crisis Recovery: Boosting Natural Search Traffic
Whilst the hospitality industry has seemingly stepped back from digital marketing efforts, Google is moving along with updates to their search algorithms.
U.S Hotel Demand: Beach Destinations Leading the Way
While consumer expectations and confidence will be a big driver of mid-to-late recovery trends, the first signals leading to initial demand growth will be policy change