PwC projects decline in leisure travel for 2023
U.S. hotels will see RevPAR finish at record highs this year, but economic headwinds are expected to continue to strengthen in 2023, threatening the pace of recovery, according to PwC.
One of the best strategies for hotels and resorts to increase revenue is to drive direct bookings through your most profitable channel – your hotel website.
Luxury hotels must transcend their brands to be all that discerning guests require
Performance in luxury hotels in 2022 was notable, but even the highest hotel segment might not sustain those levels next year and beyond, according to a panel at the European Hospitality Investment Conference.
Euromonitor sees a broad shift away from mass tourism
New options, blurring the lines of business and leisure, are creating “better” ways to travel because they are high-value, arguably more intentional and thoughtful, and also varied.
European governments urged to finally agree airspace reform. The reform could cut emissions by more than 10% and make more an immediate impact than the use of sustainable aviation fuels.
BCD: Remote work needs attention in security policies. Shift from travel risk management to people risk management as workforces have changed in recent years.
Cybersecurity in travel goes beyond technology. Cybersecurity resilience has to become an integral part of business strategy, as opposed to a separate, secondary process.
Expedia partners with Afterpay. Travelers can now book up to $2,000 worth of flights and hotels on Expedia using Afterpay, as buy now, pay later service.
Social media key for travel advisors. Facebook continues to be the most important social platform for today's travel advisors but TikTok is coming on strong with usage more than doubling.
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