travel

By 2024 we expect business travel in Western Europe to recover to 78% of 2019 levels ($261 bn). Emerging Europe is expected to recover fully by 2024

To answer these questions, we need to look specifically at those destinations where vaccine development is expected to have a direct reflection on tourism

Hotels can attract local and domestic guests by focusing on experiences people are craving now, following these actions to capitalize on existing demand

We have explored which months European travellers are intending to travel, as well as trip duration. There has been a significant shift towards longer trips

Some parts of APAC are seeing new bookings rise, similarly in the Americas where pick up is increasing as travelers think ahead to travel plans

An ambitious push by carriers for digital health passports to replace the mandatory quarantines killing travel demand is also fraught with challenges

The pandemic served as a temporary kill shot to the business travel industry. A tech-savvy and adaptable hospitality industry is rising from these ashes

Let’s make 2021 the year we put learnings into action; it’s time to leave legacy processes behind and redefine what travel means and connecting with guests

Given the disruption to the travel industry brought on by the pandemic, what has happened to travel interest among Brits and Americans during that time?

In the short term, the pandemic will continue to test the travel industry’s resilience, and for many executives, survival remains top of mind