Report commissioned by travel technology company Amadeus and administered by global research firm Northstar Research Partners defines the four new traveler profiles – Traveler Tribes – that will emerge in the next decade
In this second post of the series we look at the state of business travel, how the luxury hotel segment is faring, the rise of alternative lodging, and which regions are leading the way when it comes to the resurgent demand for travel.
Recessionary risks, continuing inflation, concerned consumers, changing tastes, the lingering effects of COVID-19 and complex geopolitics all cloud the outlook. However, we’re here to pierce the mists of the future using our proprietary datasets and guide you through 2023 with our top trends.
Faced with continuing economic headwinds, travel companies will focus on improving the customer experience through enhanced use of technology. And travelers will increasingly turn to rail when possible for their transportation for both the cost savings and eco-friendly appeal.
After a strong recovery in 2022, there is plenty to look forward to in the new year! Here are 3 positive business travel trends from our industry experts:
Personal finances and travel affordability remain top of mind for American adults when planning travel, though 6 in 10 still plan to take a vacation in the next six months
When it came to 2022 trips, travelers were more than ready – destinations around the country and the world saw tourism coming back. The emergence of “revenge travel” was also too real and there are no signs of it stopping in 2023. So where is everyone headed this year? We’ve got a few educated guesses.
Will business travel recovery continue apace in 2023 or will gathering headwinds knock it off course? We chart the expectations of a range of industry contributors in our annual Outlook
Euronews worked alongside key players in the travel industry to map out travel and tourism pathways for 2023. Co-authored by travel experts and journalists Lorna Parkes and Damon Embling, the report has identified eight trends that will shape the industry from 2023, including virtually enhanced destinations, eco-friendly travel, and nature-inspired holidays.
The weakened British pound and Euro have given Americans more purchasing power parity across Europe than at any time since the early 1980s. If there were ever a time for Americans to save money in Europe, it’s now. And it’s not just Americans who are taking advantage of ‘currency arbitrage.’