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eHotelier
SEPTEMBER 12, 2024
Domestic tourists now want trips that are sustainable, relaxed, socially responsible, and immersive in the local area. As the sector grows anew, hoteliers should adapt their services and facilities in order to benefit fully.
Hotel Owner
AUGUST 14, 2024
The tourism and hospitality sector are growing precipitously – but what has often gotten lost amidst the din is the extraordinary revival of domestic tourism. According to McKinsey’s recent report on the state of the sector, in 2023 75% of trips worldwide were taken domestically. Even in Western Europe this figure sits at 58%.
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Revenue Hub
OCTOBER 21, 2024
With the exchange rate being favorable, many travelers have recently taken off for international destinations, but the domestic market is still going strong. But don’t take domestic travelers for granted. Here is how to capture your share of the domestic travel market and bring those loyal, profitable guests in the door.
Hospitality Magazine
FEBRUARY 1, 2023
Employees affected by domestic violence can now access 10 days of paid family leave after the government amended the 2009 Fair Work Act. “The connection with work, the payment of wages, is really important in keeping stability in the lives of those experiencing violence when they are attempting to leave a domestic violence situation.”
Lodging Magazine
DECEMBER 22, 2023
This year’s total number of domestic travelers is a 2.2 This year’s total number of domestic travelers is a 2.2 This year-end holiday forecast, with an additional 2.5 […] The post AAA Predicts Second-Highest Domestic Holiday Travel Forecast Since 2000 appeared first on LODGING Magazine. WASHINGTON, D.C.—AAA
Lodging Magazine
JANUARY 18, 2024
Travel Association released its biannual forecast for travel to and within the United States through 2027, showing that international inbound and domestic business travel will remain below pre-pandemic levels in 2024. Travel Predicts International Inbound and Domestic Business Travel to Remain Low appeared first on LODGING Magazine.
Hotel Business
NOVEMBER 29, 2023
domestic travel demand entered the fourth quarter on a slow note in October, continuing a pullback seen in September. On the domestic front, a 10% YOY increase in passengers through U.S. Transportation Security Administration checkpoints during Thanksgiving week is a possible sign of stronger domestic numbers ahead in November.”
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