Tag: Tourism Recovery
Frequent, more extravagant vacations lead travel trends in China
Trapped within their borders, Chinese consumers are channelling their overseas travel budgets to more frequent and longer domestic holidays as well as premium accommodation...
Host community sentiments: the new tourism X-factor
As the most prominent face of a destination, local population attitudes can shape visitor experience and satisfaction, as well as provide signals of continued...
Watch out for the clean wars
In the hotel industry, a hallmark of hospitality is being able to welcome and care for one’s guests as if they were family. In...
OTAs capture ripe demand as travel returns
More consumers are gravitating towards OTAs as contactless transactions and information transparency race to the fore of the Covid-19 world, edging businesses towards the...
A recovery dream yet fulfilled
Early predictions by industry observers that meaningful travel would come into favour as tourism recovers, inspired by reflections on life and responsibility to Mother...
Singapore Airlines resumes New York service
Singapore Airlines will return to New York, the US, on November 9 with thrice-weekly non-stop flights between Singapore Changi Airport and John F. Kennedy...
Thailand welcomes first batch of foreign tourists
A group of 41 tourists from Shanghai will be the first foreign visitors to set foot in Thailand this evening since travel and border...
TTG Conversation: Five questions with Eric Ricaurte, Greenview
As businesses restart their planning for tourism in the new normal, the recovery process presents a prime opportunity to embed sustainability and responsible practices...
Absolute Hotel Services, The Delivering Group power up capabilities with alliance
Hotel management contract specialist, Absolute Hotel Services (AHS), has signed on Asian hospitality and tourism marketing development company, The Delivering Group (DG), to expand...
For the true costs of Thailand’s 2020 tourism retraction, look beyond...
The rebuilding of the travel and tourism sector is crucial for the wider economic recovery of the Asia-Pacific region due to its multiplier effect. James Lambert, director of Economic Impact Consulting, Asia, and Aran Ryan, director, Tourism Economics, explained how platforms like Airbnb can play a pivotal role in driving regional tourism revival.
