A new survey from Wyndham Destinations and Atomik Research reveals 72% of U.S. adults will travel to reunite with family and friends in 2021.
5 ways your hotel can cater to multigenerational travelers
All traveling families want to make memories together in a place where everyone feels comfortable. With just a few steps, you can make sure your hotel is that destination.
Family travel to increase by 25% by 2022
The outbound family travel market will grow 4.6% every year, from 300 million trips in 2017 to 376 million in 2022*, according to GlobalData, a leading data and analytics company.
Attracting todayÕs super-affluent market
Luxury travel is one of the most lucrative segments for hotels, but today success depends on offering highly personalized and promotable experiences.ÊA talented PR agency can collaborate with you to create over-the-top journeys that will garner significant media coverage to generate bookings. Does it really matter if no one books the offer if your reservation lines start ringing?
Hoteliers must start reaping the harvest of family travel
The luxury travel market is changing. Destination is not the only criteria any longer. Many travellers choose their holiday location for the themes offered: golf, wine, spa, gastronomy, and family. Indeed, today, the family travel market is no longer a niche.
What kids want on holiday – How to attract guests of all ages
While parents are ultimately in charge of booking the family holiday, children certainly know what they want and may have an impact on the final holiday destination and accommodation decisions.
Kids think they can plan a better vacation than their parents
Wyndham survey finds 96% of kids think their parents are in need of a vacation, with moms taking the crown as the family member that deserves a break the most.
Affluent travellers in Asia Pacific seek beach breaks for family vacations
The Visa Affluent Study 2015, which looked into the travel patterns of affluent consumers in eight major markets in Asia Pacific, found that 82% of respondents had traveled with their families in the past year and they prefer to spend their holidays within the region.
