Nice, France, Makes Its Debut in the Top 10, but London Remains the Crown Jewel
There is a critical understanding that all hospitality financial leaders need to clearly understand and communicate when it comes to expenses. It is a simple distinction that is many times missed or not clearly understood. That is what this piece is all about: Clearing up the mystery and setting the expense record straight. Here's the scoop!
While travel is key for all age groups, the data also reveals that future generations of travelers will have new values that dictate where and how they travel.
Travelers Open to Human Interaction When Scheduling Travel and Other Activities
Packages are, on the one hand, straightforward. They are a well-established offering in most hotels, customers love them, and they are not going away. On the other hand, most hoteliers are at a loss to properly set up and manage the transactions so that they do not end up with a mess in their books and systems. That is what this piece is about: How to properly administer these seemingly complicated and unruly devices.
No one can explain accounting. I have some pretty crazy situations presented to me by potential clients. I say crazy and I what that means is that it is almost unbelievable that anyone would find themselves in such a mess with their business and their books.
After a Few Years of Catch-up, the Incentive Travel Industry is More Than Ready to Fly into 2024 with Less Turbulence. The Incentive Travel Professionals at Motivation Excellence Predict There Will Be a Few Key Areas to Keep an Eye On, and Most Apply to Individual Travelers As Well.
Canadians continue to prioritize travel in 2024 despite economic challenges
Allianz Partners USA has announced its annual Top 10 Holiday Destinations survey, which found Americans are planning holiday trips to New York City and Cancun, Mexico, as their top domestic and international locations.
A key insight from the ISeatz report reveals that most consumers plan to maintain or increase their travel frequency in 2024 compared to 2023, primarily for leisure purposes. This trend is driven in large part by younger consumers, especially Millennials and Gen Z, who not only traveled more in 2023 but also plan to amplify their travel activities in the coming year.