Topic - Travel Trends

Booking.com predicts 2020 will be a year of travel exploration like never before, fueled by technology as well as a growing sense of responsibility and deeper connection with the people and places we visit. continue reading →

Travel to and within the United States grew 3% year-over-year in August, according to the U.S. Travel Association’s latest Travel Trends Index (TTI), marking the industry’s 116th straight month of growth. continue reading →

Research by CWT shows that business travelers feel that positives outweigh negatives at work (92%) and at home (82%) when traveling for business. Travelers from the Americas are the most enthusiastic at 94% and 86% respectively, followed by travelers from Asia Pacific at 93% and 84%, and Europe at 89% and 77%. continue reading →

Priceline Generation Travel Index reveals that youngest travelers turn to social media for travel inspiration, but also stress over posting 'the perfect travel pic' continue reading →

International tourist arrivals grew 4% from January to June 2019, compared to the same period last year, according to the latest UNWTO World Tourism Barometer published ahead of the 23rd World Tourism Organization General Assembly. Growth was led by the Middle East (+8%) and Asia and the Pacific (+6%). International arrivals in Europe grew 4%, while Africa (+3%) and the Americas (+2%) enjoyed more moderate growth. continue reading →

Technology advancements, globalization, and a younger workforce add to industry complexity continue reading →

Business travel rebounds to help sustain healthy growth of domestic market continue reading →

38% eat healthier, 26% work out more, and only 7% do not maintain their wellness regimes continue reading →

From choosing the perfect destination to tips for mastering your solo itinerary, travel experts from Expedia are revealing all the insights from their newest report continue reading →

American workers left a record number of vacation days on the table last year - 768 million days, up 9% from 2017 - according to new research from the U.S. Travel Association, Oxford Economics and Ipsos. continue reading →