Consumer Trends Filter Press Release Bullish Chinese Keen on Longer Holidays, Slow Travel and Spending More Almost nine in every 10 mainland Chinese say they miss traveling abroad. This, coupled with economic optimism, bodes well for a strong rebound of what was once the world’s largest outbound travel market. “Outbound Rebound: The Return of Chinese Trav... Finn Partners More in this category Consumer Trends More like this Press Release Trending travel: Iceland named the most popular destination for solo female travellers The travel and hospitality experts at Accor predict female solo travel trips will become a popular trend in 2023, with Google searches for ‘best places to solo travel as a woman’ already soaring +5,000% in the last month. Accor More in this category Consumer TrendsMore in this category Market Segments More like this External Gen Z Is Influencing Hotels to Rethink Strategies: A Skift Deep Dive This deep dive will investigate the factors likely to remain part of Gen Z long-term. We expect next-generation travelers to shed some youthful traits as they become parents or otherwise expand their lives. So we’re only interested in their traits t... skift Inc. More in this category Consumer Trends More like this Press Release American Express Reveals 2023 Top Travel Trends American Express Travel® released their 2023 Global Travel Trends Report today, highlighting four global trends inspiring people to travel this year. American Express Global Business Travel More in this category Consumer Trends More like this Press Release New Report: Promoting a Sustainable Future for China’s Travel Industry Trip.com Group, a leading global travel service provider, in partnership with Accor, a world-leading hospitality group, and global management consulting firm McKinsey & Company, today published a new educational whitepaper that examines the environm... TRIP.com More in this category Environment & SustainabilityMore in this category Consumer Trends More like this External Chinese tourists are traveling again - but not the way they used to Chinese tourists are raring to travel again. But this time, the usual suspects — Venice, Paris and Madrid, for example — aren’t their top picks. As China’s reopening gains momentum after three years of Covid-19 restrictions, the country’s travel-hun... cnbc.com More in this category Consumer Trends More like this The Hotel Yearbook Navigating 2023 : How Hotels Continue to Adapt to Changing Guest Preferences Andrea Stokes at J.D. Power writes that the hotel and travel industry experienced a surprising year in 2022, with a surge in leisure demand and high room rates due to consumers booking "revenge" travel after two years of the pandemic. The labor shor... J.D. Power More in this category Consumer Trends The Hotel Yearbook 5 Ways Consumers Will Shape the Future of Hospitality in 2023 Choice Hotels EMEA CEO Jonathan Mills lays out how the past three years have changed the way people travel and what they expect from hotel brands. The pandemic has made people value travel more and has changed their expectations. Mills suggests that... Choice Hotels EMEA More in this category Consumer Trends Report Report: Tripadvisor Releases Seasonal Travel Index Results (March - May 2023) Tripadvisor®, the world’s largest travel guidance platform, releases its first Seasonal Travel Index of 2023, providing an outlook for travel patterns and demand over the next three months. TripAdvisor More in this category Consumer TrendsMore in this category Markets & Performance More like this External How Travelers Are Getting Choosier in a Shifting Economy Last year saw a boom in travel as destinations reopened worldwide. But as that excitement has cooled and prices have risen, travelers of all types — leisure, corporate, meetings and more — are making their purchases with greater discernment. In this... travelweekly.com More in this category Consumer Trends More like this Hotel Yearbook 2023 The Uncertainty New Normal Download Your content on Hospitality Net? Hospitality Net membership explained
Press Release Bullish Chinese Keen on Longer Holidays, Slow Travel and Spending More Almost nine in every 10 mainland Chinese say they miss traveling abroad. This, coupled with economic optimism, bodes well for a strong rebound of what was once the world’s largest outbound travel market. “Outbound Rebound: The Return of Chinese Trav... Finn Partners More in this category Consumer Trends More like this
Press Release Trending travel: Iceland named the most popular destination for solo female travellers The travel and hospitality experts at Accor predict female solo travel trips will become a popular trend in 2023, with Google searches for ‘best places to solo travel as a woman’ already soaring +5,000% in the last month. Accor More in this category Consumer TrendsMore in this category Market Segments More like this
External Gen Z Is Influencing Hotels to Rethink Strategies: A Skift Deep Dive This deep dive will investigate the factors likely to remain part of Gen Z long-term. We expect next-generation travelers to shed some youthful traits as they become parents or otherwise expand their lives. So we’re only interested in their traits t... skift Inc. More in this category Consumer Trends More like this
Press Release American Express Reveals 2023 Top Travel Trends American Express Travel® released their 2023 Global Travel Trends Report today, highlighting four global trends inspiring people to travel this year. American Express Global Business Travel More in this category Consumer Trends More like this
Press Release New Report: Promoting a Sustainable Future for China’s Travel Industry Trip.com Group, a leading global travel service provider, in partnership with Accor, a world-leading hospitality group, and global management consulting firm McKinsey & Company, today published a new educational whitepaper that examines the environm... TRIP.com More in this category Environment & SustainabilityMore in this category Consumer Trends More like this
External Chinese tourists are traveling again - but not the way they used to Chinese tourists are raring to travel again. But this time, the usual suspects — Venice, Paris and Madrid, for example — aren’t their top picks. As China’s reopening gains momentum after three years of Covid-19 restrictions, the country’s travel-hun... cnbc.com More in this category Consumer Trends More like this
The Hotel Yearbook Navigating 2023 : How Hotels Continue to Adapt to Changing Guest Preferences Andrea Stokes at J.D. Power writes that the hotel and travel industry experienced a surprising year in 2022, with a surge in leisure demand and high room rates due to consumers booking "revenge" travel after two years of the pandemic. The labor shor... J.D. Power More in this category Consumer Trends
The Hotel Yearbook 5 Ways Consumers Will Shape the Future of Hospitality in 2023 Choice Hotels EMEA CEO Jonathan Mills lays out how the past three years have changed the way people travel and what they expect from hotel brands. The pandemic has made people value travel more and has changed their expectations. Mills suggests that... Choice Hotels EMEA More in this category Consumer Trends
Report Report: Tripadvisor Releases Seasonal Travel Index Results (March - May 2023) Tripadvisor®, the world’s largest travel guidance platform, releases its first Seasonal Travel Index of 2023, providing an outlook for travel patterns and demand over the next three months. TripAdvisor More in this category Consumer TrendsMore in this category Markets & Performance More like this
External How Travelers Are Getting Choosier in a Shifting Economy Last year saw a boom in travel as destinations reopened worldwide. But as that excitement has cooled and prices have risen, travelers of all types — leisure, corporate, meetings and more — are making their purchases with greater discernment. In this... travelweekly.com More in this category Consumer Trends More like this
