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How hoteliers can ride the revival of domestic tourism

Hotel Owner

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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UKH welcomes Energy Prices Bill

Hotel Owner

UKHospitality chief executive Kate Nicholls has welcomed the Government’s new Energy Prices Bill adding that it will provide “relief to all manner of hospitality businesses”. The publication of wholesale energy prices will also provide much-needed clarity for businesses.

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Domestic Airfare Prices Down, International Flights Up Ahead of Summer Travel Season

Travel Pulse Destinations

Now is a good time to take to the skies for a U.S.

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Americans Have Spent $11 Billion More on Domestic Flights in 2022 Than in 2019

CN Traveler

Domestic flight prices in October alone were 24 percent higher than pre-pandemic levels.

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How To Select The Right OTAs For Your Hotel - A Comprehensive Guide

Hotelogix

These platforms work like magic to spread the word about property, inventory, prices, offers, etc. This aids in getting maximum visibility and enhancing exposure to both domestic and international audiences.  OTAs are now a great marketing resource for hotel owners, allowing them to reach a wider audience and optimize revenue.

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Omnitrak: U.S. domestic travel enters Q4 on slow note

Hotel Business

domestic travel demand entered the fourth quarter on a slow note in October, continuing a pullback seen in September. Looking ahead, lower gas prices and AAA’s forecast of a 2.3% On the domestic front, a 10% YOY increase in passengers through U.S. domestic travel enters Q4 on slow note appeared first on hotelbusiness.com.

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The Mille Club: Learning from a Luxury Airline

Larry Mogelonsky

Long admired from afar and now finally having a chance to experience ostensibly the best airline in the world, the first leg of the trip with business class seating was superior to everything we (Larry and his wife) had experienced both domestically and on par with international carrier standards. What do you get for this price?

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