The study examines how U.S. and Canada-based travel managers view corporate booking technology and how COVID has impacted business travel.
The future of travel in 2021 and beyond
Safety, local, flexibility and proximity… The Accor Travel Report deciphers the new essentials for travelers in a post-Covid world.
How COVID-19 is changing the event industry
Reed Exhibitions’ COVID-19 Customer Needs and Mindset Barometer reveal how the pandemic is changing customer attitudes to events.
Youth’s support for Saudi Arabia’s emerging hospitality sector
Nine in 10 young Saudis look towards tourism and hospitality careers as the country’s economy diversifies.
Americans planning fall travel with cautious optimism
Survey shows 60% of U.S. adults planning a vacation before the end of the year report some degree of uncertainty.
What Americans are missing the most
According to a new study released Monday by Hilton, 95% of Americans are missing travel right now – are you one of…
Frequent travelers cite priorities for hotel stays
Face coverings, request-only housekeeping & tech top the list.
Same-state stays, road trips and flexibility pave the way to recovery
Summer travel inarguably looks different this summer, and the latest report from Expedia.com sheds light on the emerging priorities and behaviors of Americans looking to getaway.
Only 44% of Americans planning trips in 2020
A survey conducted by Morning Consult commissioned by the American Hotel & Lodging Association found that only 44 percent of Americans are planning overnight vacation or leisure travel in 2020, with high interest in road trips, family events, and long weekends over the summer months.
Travelers expecting to stay close to home for the next six months
The latest findings of the Travel Intentions Pulse Survey, conducted by MMGY Travel Intelligence, reveal just 36% of U.S. travelers intend to take a domestic leisure trip in the next six months. When asked about traveling after the pandemic subsides, the preference is to still travel domestically and closer to home.
