The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC), in collaboration with the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia’s Ministry of Tourism, today launched a new report revealing the stark impact of the pandemic on woman and youth employment within the global Travel & Tourism sector.
Pandemic pups lead to increased pet travel in summer months
More pets have joined their owners on leisure trips since the start of the pandemic, especially in the summer months, according to hoteliers.
The World Health Network declares Monkeypox a pandemic
The World Health Network publishes a declaration urging immediate and effective action from country and global health authorities to prevent monkeypox from becoming a disaster.
How will hospitality emerge from the pandemic?
“Welcome back to the new abnormal, how may I help you?” As hospitality emerges, with its lot of winners and losers, from the wreckage of the pandemic, a new industry is emerging where challenges and opportunities await the surviving players.
Restoring your ADR post-crisis
Trying to figure out how to best build up your ADR after the crisis? Don’t worry, it might be a matter that is out of your hands more than you think.
How all areas of hotel revenue management are evolving
Exploring the evolution of revenue management due to the impacts of the pandemic. Changes to the operations, the management and the systems.
Report reveals COVID-19’s dramatic impact on global tourism
COVID-19 pandemic saw Asia-Pacific region suffer the greatest GDP losses America’s the least hit, saved by a strong domestic recovery.
Hotel demand in most US states now within 15% of 2019
For the 4-week period ending 15 May, 29 states experienced room demand totals within a 15% margin of the comparable period in 2019.
Marriott International statement on India
We join the global community in expressing our heartbreak at the devastating situation in India as the country battles an unprecedented rise in COVID cases.
A list of what will last from the pandemic
Hotel brands must continue to adapt to the demands of a quarantine culture which will last far longer than the virus itself.
