New EU Travel Restrictions, Country By Country, As COVID-19 Rates Soar
As COVID-19 rates soar across the EU, countries are mostly united in deciding they need to restrict travel but they differ in the execution of rules.
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Handling Baggage Post-COVID: Automated, Contactless, Mobile
In an era where human touch is not welcomed, baggage handling and retrieval are going the same way too, as discussed in SITA webinar on baggage solutions for the aviation industry in a post-COVID environment.
Study: COVID-19 Reversing Diversity Progress In Hospitality Industry
COVID-19 MAY HAVE reversed some of the progress made in diversity and inclusion in the hospitality, travel and leisure sector, according to a new study from the MBS Group. The report also found that senior women and people from ethnic minority backgrounds will be impacted more than their male and white counterparts.
Asia: OTAs capture ripe demand as travel returns
More consumers in Asia are gravitating towards OTAs as contactless transactions and information transparency race to the fore of the Covid-19 world, edging businesses towards the ever-increasing need for digitisation.
Can AI-driven tech help bring back tourism travel?
The global restrictions imposed since March this year due to Covid-19 has brought international travel to a screeching halt. It has caused a 22% fall in international tourist arrivals during the first quarter of 2020 and could further decline by 60-80% over the whole year.
Booking.com partners with Futurestay for online check-ins
Booking.com has partnered with cloud-based vacation rental management solution Futurestay to provide online check-in options for the latter's partner properties booked through the platform, as a way of allaying customer concerns in the wake of Covid-19.
More people flying? TSA screens 1 million daily passengers for first time since pandemic began
More people flew in the U.S. over the weekend of Oct. 16-18 than at any other point in the COVID-19 pandemic, the Transportation Security Administration said Monday.
Hotel Owners Launch 10,000 Letter Campaign to Save America’s Hotels
America's hoteliers forcefully answered a call to action by AAHOA, sending more than 10,000 letters to Congress and the Trump administration as part of the "10,000 Letters, One Purpose" campaign.
Hotels On Demand: Operators Are Selling ‘Subscriptions’ To Lure Back Visitors
Fitness membership? Check. Streaming account? Of course. Meal kit service? Sure.
Coronavirus Study Finds Air On Planes Is Safer Than Homes Or Operating Rooms
A new study conducted for the Department of Defense adds credence to the growing belief that airline passengers face minimal risk of contracting coronavirus when flying.
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