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An Industry Comes Back to Life: How the Tourism Industry is Preparing for the 'New Norma'' in Travel

The last few months have been a real turning point for the industry. Never before has the world stood still, and along with it the possibilities for travel. In retrospect, the plight of the holidaymakers who were stranded in Spain under a volcanic ash cloud now seems trivial compared with the impact of recent times. While shutting down tourism and aviation at the start of the outbreak was a logistical tour de force, the effort needed now to restart these industries is much greater.


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'New Normal' for Hotel Industry May Revolve Around Advanced Technology

As national infection rates start to decrease across the globe, hotel companies are starting to look to what the industry may look like when demand eventually returns to pre-pandemic levels. The hotel industry may experience some of the most permanent changes within the tourism sector, being led through advanced technology says GlobalData, a leading data and analytics company.


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WTTC Outlines What 'The New Normal' Will Look Like As We Start to Travel

'Travelling in the New Normal' is part of WTTC’s plan which includes critical steps and coordinated actions, including new standards and protocols, which offer a safe and responsible road to recovery for the global Travel & Tourism sector as consumers start planning trips again.


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COVID-19 Hotel Recovery Strategy: Top 10 Digital Strategies to Thrive in the 'New Normal' when Travel Demand Strengthens - By Margaret Mastrogiacomo, EVP Strategy

According to a special forecast from STR and Tourism Economics, due to the COVID-19 outbreak, the hotel industry is projected to report significant declines across demand, occupancy, ADR, and revenue per available room (RevPAR) in 2020. While travel has come to a virtual standstill due to the COVID-19 outbreak, the market is expected to regain its footing in the latter part of the year and next year.