travel

US travel is coming back. Both hotel and flight searches and bookings show week-over-week increases, with hotel recovery leading the way

Tourism has been essentially frozen and there are only few opportunities for global travel. Naturally, the travel behavior of Italians has been changing

The Mediterranean countries, which together used to attract a third of the world’s tourists, are trying to revive the industry but not everyone is committed

Recovery in leisure travel will be supported by pent-up demand and accumulated savings, although timing will be influenced by pandemic containment measures

Travelers reveal growing confidence in a return to air travel, frustration with current restrictions, and acceptance of a travel app for health credentials

Travelers across the world seem confident about the future of travel, but how the recovery plays out depends on specific regulations in country of origin

By layering data pieces, we see a better picture of travel behavior. We share some of the changes we saw in 2020 and some trends we’re seeing as 2021 starts

One thing that 2020 has taught us though is: be prepared for the unexpected. Flexibility and adaption are, in fact, the biggest hospitality trends

Inbound travel intent to MEA has been negatively impacted, however this is not unusual when looking at global travel behaviour with changing restrictions

It’s no secret that with social distancing and travel bans, the hospitality industry is hurting, but some see long-term potential, especially in NYC