An Expedia survey shows that 76% of travellers extend their business travel into a leisure trip. How is your hotel preparing to attract these guests?
After a few years of restricted movement, people are keen to make the most of travel opportunities — it seems even as part of their work. Employees are making the decision to enhance corporate travel opportunities with rest, relaxation, and adventure — the combination of business and leisure, also called ‘bleisure’, sets an intention for combining work and play, and has no doubt come about partly in response to Covid-19.
Increase bookings and revenue by embracing the booming bleisure travel trend for hotels and destinations! Our expert tips help you cater to travelers seeking to blend work and play.
The Bleisure market is expected to reach $497.5 billion in 2022, growing at an impressive 19.5% CAGR
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Bleisure travel - business travelers extending their business trips by a few days for leisure tourism activities - is expected to grow substantially in the next few years. Can the hotel industry leverage its potential? Read on to know more.
A not-so-unfamiliar category of travellers, known as the bleisure traveller is a common sight to see. The hospitality industry has seen value in these bleisure travellers and is, therefore, keen to tap into their potential to bring financial gains. This blog will take you through the steps you need to take to attract bleisure travellers to your hotel.
More than 40 Percent of Business Trips are Extended for Leisure Purposes