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The Estate Hotels and Residences Heralds a New Era for Longevity Tourism

Larry Mogelonsky

The longevity revolution will mean more demand for onsite wellness and antiaging programming at hotels, offering both a path to greater ancillary revenues as well as a whole new market for longevity tourism travelers looking specifically to hotels that offer healthspan-extending services.

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An Independent Hotelier’s Guide to Intergenerational Travel

Revenue Hub

NB: This is an article from WebRezPro Subscribe to our weekly newsletter and stay up to date Intergenerational travel refers to multiple generations of a family- from boomer to baby – traveling together, and it’s going strong. On-site swimming pools are popular with intergenerational travelers too! Not a beach in sight?

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Destination Marketing For Hotels: Top 5 Tips

InnQuest

In today’s highly competitive hospitality industry, effective destination marketing plays a crucial role in attracting guests to hotels. With the rise of online travel platforms and social media, hotels must employ strategic marketing tactics to stand out from the crowd.

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Fuel success with insights from Booking.com 2025 travel predictions

STAAH

2025 travel predictions from Booking.com offer valuable insights to help your properties stand out, boost bookings and enhance the guest experience. Based on insights from over 27,000 travellers in 33 countries, these nine trends are set to shape the travel industry next year.

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Hotel Dynamic Pricing: Benefits, Risks and Regulatory Oversight

Revenue Hub

NB: This is an article from TCRM Subscribe to our weekly newsletter and stay up to date In hotels, it involves adjusting room rates based on real-time factors like demand, competition, and market conditions. Conversely, they can attract budget-conscious travelers during off-peak periods by offering lower rates.

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How New Technology Transforms the Hotel Booking Journey

Revenue Hub

Like most things in life, the travel industry has been through many evolutions. If we go back as far as 1758, the first known travel agency was founded when Richard Cox became the official travel agent of the British Royal Armed Forces. However, studies reveal that most (72%) travelers now prefer booking their trips online.

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The Future of Hospitality: Trends Shaping 2025

STAAH

As the hospitality industry continues to evolve, staying ahead of emerging trends is essential for hotels aiming to attract and retain guests. Hotels invested heavily in contactless technology, enhancing guest convenience and safety. The rise of wellness tourism and eco-friendly initiatives set new benchmarks for guest satisfaction.