ABTA – The Travel Association estimates that as many as five million passengers are heading abroad over the Christmas and New Year period, with Friday the 23 December set to be the busiest day for departures and Christmas Day the quietest.
At this year’s Travel Regulations Conference, we will be looking at the issues that travel companies should be considering as business returns. Identifying risks is key to managing them.
ABTA’s new report Travel in 2023 reveals the biggest travel trends for the year ahead
ABTA and UKinbound launch new report on the value of international travel to the UK economy
The Convention, which Türkiye previously hosted in Antalya in 2012 and in Istanbul in 1996, will take place from 30 October to 1 November 2023.
The manual, which was launched at ABTA’s Travel Convention, will help business leaders gain technical knowledge and understanding on carbon reduction and the practical steps their businesses can follow to take action.
ABTA has published its Holiday Habits 2022 report – which looks at how people travelled over the last 12 monthsi and covers the first real opportunity people had to take an overseas break since March 2020, when COVID-19 brought international travel to a standstill. The report also looks at people’s holiday plans for the year ahead, taking into account – among other things - the rising cost of living.
ABTA, international charity Hope and Homes for Children and Border Force will be advising UK tourists and volunteers against visiting overseas orphanages through a campaign this October.
ABTA has released headline findings from its latest research on the economic contribution made to the UK by outbound travel, with the full findings due to be published next month in a joint report with UKinbound.
Michael Bayley, President and CEO of Royal Caribbean International, is latest speaker to be announced.