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What’s Next for Travel?
During this year’s ASTA Convention, Sandra McLemore, travel TV host and president of Travel Marketing & Media asked “What’s Next for Travel."
Americans Prefer to Work with Travel Advisors
79 percent of Americans have said they prefer working with a human being over an online travel agency to plan an important trip.
A Conversation About Sustainable Travel
Today, the USTOA hosted a converstion about Sustainable Travel and how tour operators can start to incorporate it more in their programs.
Virtuoso — ‘Forward Momentum in Travel’
At Virtuoso Travel Week, the optimism for travel’s return was palpable, and travelers, your clients, are ready to start exploring the world again.
Avoya Travel Aims to Support Independent Agencies
Avoya Travel aims at supporting independent agencies with a series of initiatives aimed at adding additional support and educational opportunities.
Americans Eager to Resume Traveling
Many Americans are eager to resume traveling this summer, IPX 1031 recently surveyed 1,497 Americans to see what are their feelings towards traveling.
First In-Person Event for Travel Groups
Dream Vacations, CruiseOne and Cruises Inc. partnered with GOGO Vacations to host both organization’s first in-person event since March 2020.
Avoya Travel Breaks Record in Single Day of Sales
Avoya Travel announced that June 1, 2021 was the largest single day of sales in the company’s long history.
The Travel Corporation’s Role in Creating Greenhouse Gas Emissions
The Travel Corporation (TTC) has recognized its role and responsibility in creating greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions through its trips and operations.
Travel Advisors Grow Wiser During Pandemic
Independent travel advisors affiliated with Travel Experts report that they have grown wiser and stronger during the pandemic.
Jamaica Travel Specialist Advisory Committee Relaunches
The Jamaica Tourist Board (JTB) relaunches its Jamaica Travel Specialist Advisory Committee to enhance the development of its current program.
ALG Vacations Declares 2021 “The Year of the Travel Advisor”
In a recent consumer study conducted by ALG Vacations, Americans’ confidence in travel advisors skyrocketed to the 90th percentile.
FAMs for African Travel, Inc.
FAMs are a little different for African Travel, Inc. in a COVID-19 world. Now, running as flexible educational trips advisors can plan to explore Kenya, Tanzania and South Africa along with a companion.
Travel Experts See Increase in 2021 Bookings
Travel Experts has reported that member advisors have seen an increase in bookings in the first month of the new year.
Avoya Travel Sees First Signs of Recovery
Avoya Travel says that is has experienced a significant increase in sales in fourth quarter 2020 compared to previous months during the COVID-19 pandemic.
AHLA — Hotel & Travel Outlook in 2021
According to the AHLA report, 56 percent of consumers are expected to travel for leisure in 2021, and consumer comfort with travel is linked to vaccine distribution.
COVID-19 Coverage with TTC’s New Travel Protection Plans
Trafalgar, Uniworld, Insight Vacations, Luxury Gold, Contiki, Costsaver and Brendan Vacations will offer two travel protection plans with COVID-19 coverage.
USTOA Survey Forecasts 2021 Travel Recovery
Despite the COVID-19pandemic, a USTOA member survey forecasts travel industry optimism with and without a vaccine.
Lonely Planet — 2021 ‘Best in Travel’
The Lonely Planet 2021 “Best in Travel” list has been re-imagined, highlighting not only places, but also people and communities who are transforming the travel industry.
Winter Travel a Go
Winter travel is a go although most will be staying close to home and definitely not leaving their own country.
