Guests will continue to crave dynamic events and want to design itineraries that combine business purposes with personal extensions or other ancillary add-ons.
Decoding travel jargon: From bleisure to rubbish tourism
Author and travel writer Paul Theroux had a very simple way of describing people who travel. He divided them into tourist and traveller, saying, “Tourists don’t know where they’ve been, travellers don’t know where they’re going.”
How is bleisure travel transforming the hospitality industry?
A new generation of attendees is going beyond the typical two-to-three-day business travel trips to increasingly add weekends (or entire weeks) to work trips – solo, with a partner, or as a family.
Blended travel: what it means and how to prepare your hotel for it
An Expedia survey shows that 76% of travellers extend their business travel into a leisure trip. How is your hotel preparing to attract these guests?
How hospitality and airline brands can profit off the ‘bleisure’ travel trend
By understanding the pros and cons of bleisure travel and developing targeted solutions, hospitality and travel companies can capitalize on the movement while giving customers what they want.
How to be the best target hotel for corporate meetings
Making your hotel the best choice for corporate meetings starts with attracting business travelers. To do this, keep in mind the changing ways of work and the emergence of the new breed of travelers, bleisure. Configure your hotel to accommodate these two trends.
Companies need to rethink their travel program for a new era
Ground transportation, sustainability, bleisure travel, and meal options are just a few of the considerations, according to a new study from Uber for Business and GBTA.
Hilton survey highlights 2022 summer travel trends
Survey spotlights increased travel demand, reaffirms need to unplug, recharge and reconnect.
Bleisure trips, workations, & positioning your hotel for the latest hybrid travel trends
By embracing hybrid travellers and making tweaks to already existing processes, you can increase direct bookings, drive revenue through extended stays and ancillary spend, and create the one-of-a-kind experiences that bring those guests back for future visits and transform them into loyal advocates for your brand.
The subtle evolution from bleisure to workations
Workations are leisure trips to which travellers decide to add a working component. Hotels need to start adapting their rate structures in order to appeal to this growing market segment.
