Travel Trends

Survey Reveals That While Business Travel is Up, Eight in Ten Travelers Have Changed Trip Behavior

TripIt Examines What Causes the Most Stress for Frequent Travelers and Provides Tips on How to Stay Healthy While Logging Miles

‘The Outline for National Tourism and Leisure (2013-2020)’, recently issued by the government of China, sets the ground for the redefinition of tourism development and management in the country, including a strong support for outbound tourism as well as a focus on a greater distribution of the economic, socio-cultural and environmental benefits of tourism.

Mobile sites aide travel research but don’t always lead to bookings, according to senior executives From Best Western International, Concur, GBTA and Vision 2000

At least $95 billion and 518,900 American jobs at risk in the U.S. economy; 100 million travelers aware of negative entry experience

TripAdvisor announced its inaugural TripIndexTM Room Service, a cost-comparison of common incidental items and services that many travelers will purchase when staying in a hotel, across 60 popular global destinations.

Passengers of charter flights are responsible for the majority of extra costs arising from delays in airport security checks, according to scientific research conducted by airport security consulting company, Kirschenbaum Consulting.

In a study of Chinese tour operators, a new report from the Cornell Center for Hospitality Research (CHR) explores the wants and needs of this important market.

Meeting Professionals International released the February 2013Business Barometer report which revealed that significant shifts are afoot in the meeting and event industry.

A new report by IHG and The Futures Company, identifies the trends set to shape the next 10 years of travel and the new categories of traveller that are emerging.