travel

As many travel brands continue to be impacted by limited budgets, versatility is key when it comes to planning how to adjust your success metrics

There is no joy recognizing business travel has peaked and our industry will never return to its pre-Covid level. There are significant implications

Consumer appetite for travel is as strong as it has been since the start of the pandemic and many people are already actively planning their next big trip

Despite continuing lockdowns, Europeans are progressively interested in travel during the second quarter of 2021 as vaccines are rolled out

The newly restored diplomatic relations between Saudi Arabia, the UAE, and Qatar appear to have shone a positive light on travel intent

The majority of markets are continuing to feel serious effects of continued uncertainty amongst travel bookers due to rapid rises in global COVID cases

Travelers hungry for hotels are ready to commit to spontaneity, with 29% claiming they’d drop it all and leave the same day if given the opportunity

So here’s to the real roaring ‘20s. A reimagined landscape with tremendous potential for the future of the hotel industry and revenue management

The number of people busting out of their countries will start creeping up this spring and rise higher by mid-year, travel industry experts predict

When business travel returns, it’s likely its form will change, with people expected to combine meetings so they get more out of each trip