Travel Trends

Affordability remains the most important barrier to travel to Europe.

The rise of remote working during the pandemic had a disproportionate effect on corporate travel, compared to leisure travel, with virtual platforms replacing face-to-face meetings.

Americans plan to increase their trip volume over the next year. When it comes to the upcoming holidays, more than 40 percent of American travelers have trips specifically planned for these.

CWT and GBTA release special supplement report titled “2040: Baseline, Boom, or Bust” offering a comprehensive analysis of factors that will shape corporate travel strategies and business travel’s future

Total demand, measured in revenue passenger kilometers (RPK), was up 8.6% compared to August 2023.

American Express Travel has released its list of top trending travel destinations for the year 2025. The list, which is based on booking data and expert insights, highlights a shift in travelers’ preferences towards more sustainable and off-the-beaten-path locations.

Traveler safety revealed as the top priority for business travelers, while rising travel costs serve as the biggest pain point, according to new report analyzing the small and midsize enterprise (SME) travel industry

Emerging Trends – from the Go Getaway and Hurkle‑Durkling to the Rise of Frolleagues and MeMooners – Spotlight How Travelers Will Work to Have It All in the Coming Year

According to the latest results from ABTA’s Travel Confidence Index, the nation is feeling more confident about travelling overseas now than it was at the same time last year.

Mid to high-star hotels drive consumption – op outbound destinations are in APAC: Japan, Thailand, South Korea