People are starting to travel again after the COVID-19 travel restrictions were lifted. Now everyone wants to travel and visit their favorite places again.

Due in part to the ongoing skills and labor shortage, room supply is not keeping up with pent-up demand.

The Future Travel Coalition has launched a new survey today, which seeks to track the industry’s recovery following the COVID-19 pandemic and how businesses expect to fare with the cost of living crisis. Businesses from across the industry are encouraged …

The latest GBTA Business Travel Index Outlook includes a forecast that total global business travel spending in 2022 will increase 33.8 per cent year-on-year to $993 billion.

Aimbridge hotel has introduced six new posts for enhancing global growth. Industry leader Allison Reid has been appointed.

Harrogate Borough Council is behind the major project and has confirmed it will bid to the second round of the fund which has a limit of £20 million per project. the deadline of it is 6 July.

One-thirds of the population is millennial and hence companionship is easily available. That is a huge positive point given the fact that isolation is one of the primary issues that hamper mental health. July fourth is round the corner. The best way one can celebrate festivals is by using to connect with people and heritage. To handle the rising mental health issue of the younger generation there is no better option than making them engage with each other. The cities in America and July 4 occasion together create the best opportunity to do that.  

After two years of very little business travel, the vast majority said that they felt “fine” about travelling in a post COVID-19 world.

San Diego State University School of Hospitality & Tourism Management on behalf of the American Hotel & Lodging Association (AHLA) in a recent survey has revealed that in-person business travel and meetings have undeniable advantages over virtual options. It also …

IBTM World event director, said the whole team has worked exceptionally hard to make this event a success in quite challenging circumstances.