travel industry

The travel industry remains resilient even amid economic uncertainty, as consumers continue to prioritize experiences and leverage flexible work arrangements.

The Advantage Travel Partnership and AITO, The Specialist Travel Association, have this week proactively engaged with HM Treasury over the future of the outbound travel sector

ABTA has announced its events schedule for the first half of 2023 with a range of varied and high-quality conferences and training days designed to keep the travel industry up to date and develop skills and knowledge within the sector.

This time last year, 2022 was still looking pretty dicey. Covid was wreaking havoc on the travel industry. There was light at the end of the tunnel, but we were still in the dark. Now we’ve come into the light. And as we do, there are so many hotels to look out for in the coming year. 

Tech firm The Booked it Group has launched new festival technology, helping hotels, venues and promoters in the travel industry to collaborate on events. 

Is the future of sustainability in travel just about travelling less and doing more carbon offsetting? Do we need to think about alternative ways to solve this challenge? To explore this topic Vibe recently held an event called ‘Great Minds’.

Vibe – the international provider of booking technology solutions to the travel industry – has confirmed the launch of a ‘consumer-grade’ booking tool for business travel.

The tools are launched under the ‘Travel Insights with Google’ website which includes two new tools available in both English and in Arabic; Destination Insights and Hotel Insights.

Qatar Airways and British Airways have completed the latest phase in the expansion of their partnership, offering global connectivity between more countries than any other airline joint business.

SITA, IT provider to the air transport industry, today announced the launch of a partnership program aimed at joining hands with key partners as it embarks on a new path to growth. Through the new partner platform, Launchpad, SITA has outlined four key…

Over half of businesses (54%) become profitable after their first year, with travel and transport companies making money the fastest.
Travel businesses quickest sector to become profitable

Have you taken a tour over the past year? It’s not only you! A majority of the people across the globe skipped their vacations and travel trips owing to the coronavirus pandemic. The travel and hospitality industry is one of the majorly impacted industries by the pandemic. A survey conducted by Fifty Grande has revealed […]

In this series of seven podcasts, prominent travel identities chat to TellmeWhere2Go about adjusting to the Covid era. From travel restrictions to how they view the current state of their industry sector, our guests discuss what they see ahead and how they’ve had to adapt. We also asked them, where they’d rather be? The answers may just surprise you.

Tune in every Thursday for the next seven weeks as we release a new podcast and reveal who is a part of our Super Seven Series.

If you have a travel business but everything is being done by word of mouth, then it will not work for long. Customers are interested in exploring every location on their own without any intervention of travel operators. They want to have entire control in their hand. Let’s explore what magic website can create for travel agencies.

If our ability to physically visit places has ceased, what stops our minds from experiencing the places we love? This has been my burning question since March 2020. I was reminded of this when I watched Andrew Svanberg Hamilton’s “Memories of Australia”. Besides the visual awe while watching this, I’m sure there were emotions you felt based […]

Recently both G-Adventures and Intrepid Travel have implemented the necessary measures to ensure absolute safety in all of their trips in order to inspire confidence to future travellers and re-start an industry that has been so far taking a very hard hit from the pandemic. I urge anyone interested in booking a trip to visit their websites and check the extent of what’s been done to achieve the “Covid-19 Safe Stamp”.