travel

While many Americans remain conscious of regional ebbs and flow in domestic COVID-19 cases, inbound travelers are more likely to think of U.S. as a monolith

Hoteliers across most parts of Asia and the world will likely have to be patient before significant numbers of mainland China visitors can be welcomed again

Tourists are mainly interested in the November 1st holiday; the search peak is for October 30th. In the days following, travel intentions are cut in half

These travel and hospitality search trends from 2021 will help you better understand the reasons why some domains drive more online traffic than others

Business travelers subsidized other travel, to some degree, so as they disappear, airlines are figuring out how to cut costs

From sustainability to staycations and greater focus on experiences, the key hospitality trends in 2022 we see are all focused around a new kind of guest

It may have been normal to map out business strategies on an annual basis, but the pandemic is changing the travel dynamic too much for it to stay relevant

Consumers are on the move again, requiring travel providers to think about how best to balance supply with demand in the wake of nuanced considerations

For APAC travelers looking to venture outside their home country, the largest growth was for dates 31-60 days out, which saw a jump from 10% to 15%

Consumers are looking to make the most of their travel experiences, both in terms of why they are traveling and with whom.