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New Forecast Signals Uneven Recovery in Business, International Travel Segments

Days after the U.S. reopened its land and air borders to vaccinated international visitors, U.S. Travel Association released its biannual forecast which shows an uneven recovery for the international inbound and business travel segments, while domestic leisure travel has returned to near pre-pandemic levels.



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Hotel CEOs Predict Record Numbers for 2022

Speaking at NYU's International Hospitality Investment Conference, industry leaders said they are confident both business and leisure travel will recover and grow.




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The Road to Recovery for the United States Hospitality Industry

COVID-19 has wreaked havoc on the world. However, few industries were hit harder than the US hospitality industry. The hotel industry in the USA has also been slow to recover, has lost an incredible number of jobs, and continues to deal with depressed room rates. How will the US hotel market recover? What is the path that hoteliers can follow? We’ll break things down for you in this article.


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The Travel Recovery Has Become a Travel Revolution - An Airbnb Perspective

Unlike trains, ships, cars and planes, however, Zoom and similar services haven’t just enabled us to travel faster, farther or more affordably - they have given us the ability to choose not to travel at all, such as for business, or to travel anywhere at anytime, such as for remote workers and their families and friends.


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The Role of Travel Announcements on Travel Recovery

When examining the latest Air Ticketing Data for industry partner CAPA, a clear observation is that travel recovery is performing at a different pace from country to country – even if you are in the same region!