Consumer Trends Filter External Less New York, more Nashville: Europeans head to smaller US cities European travelers, nearly a year into President Donald Trump’s administration, are popping up in less-heralded - and often more affordable - destinations in the U.S. like Tennessee, Montana and Idaho, while skipping hot spots like New York and Wash... reuters.com More in this category Consumer TrendsMore in this category Markets & Performance More like this External ’Wait-and-see’: Many Americans are putting off booking summer vacations. Here’s why. This year’s hottest summer travel trend? Waiting for deals. Americans are scaling back travel plans from flights to drives or waiting to book only if the price is right, a tell-tale sign of an industry slowdown that’s got travel companies worried. USA TODAY More in this category Consumer TrendsMore in this category Markets & Performance More like this External Travel Trends 2025: What’s Hot And What’s Not In The Future Of Travel In 2024, travel trends were a mix of escapism and edginess. While some travellers seized the opportunity to visit the shooting locations of their favourite Netflix shows, others tried to limit their dopamine sources to join the social media-fueled ‘... travelandleisure.com More in this category Consumer Trends More like this External What’s Driving Luxury Travelers In 2024, According To McKinsey Travel is one of the world’s largest industries. According to McKinsey, $8.6 trillion will be spent on travel in 2024, representing roughly 9 percent of this year’s global GDP. Forbes More in this category Consumer Trends More like this External Travel Trends 2024: Breaking Boundaries Travel in 2024 and beyond MasterCard Worldwide More in this category Consumer TrendsMore in this category Markets & Performance More like this External Hilton has a pair of new hotel brands that are sparking travelers’ interest Hilton, the global hotel brand with more than 7,500 hotels and 22 brands, unveiled two new hotel brands this year. fastcompany.com More from this brand Spark by HiltonMore from this brand LivSmart Studios by HiltonMore in this category Consumer TrendsMore in this category Brand Marketing More like this External The Wholehearted Traveler and Other 2024 Travel Trends Back in 2020, we predicted the rise of the Revenge Traveler and the impact it would have on travel and hospitality experience providers. As we approach 2024, we are spotting a new type of traveler on the horizon. And a set of trends that will challe... CustomerThink Corp. More in this category Consumer Trends More like this External A Shift In Mindset: The New Psychology Of Luxury Travel The psychology of luxury travel has shifted since the pandemic. There’s been a change not only in what luxury travelers are looking for, but even in something as basic as the way many are thinking about travel. Forbes More in this category Consumer Trends More like this External Ozempic Made Obesity Optional. The Travel Industry Isn’t Ready Large companies like Walmart and Conagra say they are already looking at what impact Ozempic will have on business. For the travel sector, the winners will be those that have food and beverage as a cost. Losers will be those that have it as a revenu... skift Inc. More in this category Consumer Trends More like this External Leisure travel isn’t just back, it’s at capacity - 2023 PwC Holiday Outlook Leisure travel isn’t just back, it’s at capacity PwC Hospitality & leisure More in this category Consumer TrendsMore in this category Markets & Performance More like this The Hotel Yearbook 2026 Converging Forces – The Future is Hybrid by Design Explore Your content on Hospitality Net? Hospitality Net membership explained
External Less New York, more Nashville: Europeans head to smaller US cities European travelers, nearly a year into President Donald Trump’s administration, are popping up in less-heralded - and often more affordable - destinations in the U.S. like Tennessee, Montana and Idaho, while skipping hot spots like New York and Wash... reuters.com More in this category Consumer TrendsMore in this category Markets & Performance More like this
External ’Wait-and-see’: Many Americans are putting off booking summer vacations. Here’s why. This year’s hottest summer travel trend? Waiting for deals. Americans are scaling back travel plans from flights to drives or waiting to book only if the price is right, a tell-tale sign of an industry slowdown that’s got travel companies worried. USA TODAY More in this category Consumer TrendsMore in this category Markets & Performance More like this
External Travel Trends 2025: What’s Hot And What’s Not In The Future Of Travel In 2024, travel trends were a mix of escapism and edginess. While some travellers seized the opportunity to visit the shooting locations of their favourite Netflix shows, others tried to limit their dopamine sources to join the social media-fueled ‘... travelandleisure.com More in this category Consumer Trends More like this
External What’s Driving Luxury Travelers In 2024, According To McKinsey Travel is one of the world’s largest industries. According to McKinsey, $8.6 trillion will be spent on travel in 2024, representing roughly 9 percent of this year’s global GDP. Forbes More in this category Consumer Trends More like this
External Travel Trends 2024: Breaking Boundaries Travel in 2024 and beyond MasterCard Worldwide More in this category Consumer TrendsMore in this category Markets & Performance More like this
External Hilton has a pair of new hotel brands that are sparking travelers’ interest Hilton, the global hotel brand with more than 7,500 hotels and 22 brands, unveiled two new hotel brands this year. fastcompany.com More from this brand Spark by HiltonMore from this brand LivSmart Studios by HiltonMore in this category Consumer TrendsMore in this category Brand Marketing More like this
External The Wholehearted Traveler and Other 2024 Travel Trends Back in 2020, we predicted the rise of the Revenge Traveler and the impact it would have on travel and hospitality experience providers. As we approach 2024, we are spotting a new type of traveler on the horizon. And a set of trends that will challe... CustomerThink Corp. More in this category Consumer Trends More like this
External A Shift In Mindset: The New Psychology Of Luxury Travel The psychology of luxury travel has shifted since the pandemic. There’s been a change not only in what luxury travelers are looking for, but even in something as basic as the way many are thinking about travel. Forbes More in this category Consumer Trends More like this
External Ozempic Made Obesity Optional. The Travel Industry Isn’t Ready Large companies like Walmart and Conagra say they are already looking at what impact Ozempic will have on business. For the travel sector, the winners will be those that have food and beverage as a cost. Losers will be those that have it as a revenu... skift Inc. More in this category Consumer Trends More like this
External Leisure travel isn’t just back, it’s at capacity - 2023 PwC Holiday Outlook Leisure travel isn’t just back, it’s at capacity PwC Hospitality & leisure More in this category Consumer TrendsMore in this category Markets & Performance More like this