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IATA predicts strong comeback for air travel by 2023

Global air passenger traffic is expected to recover to 88 per cent of pre-Covid levels by 2022, as the vaccine rollout and testing advancements...

Point-to-point airlines will lead industry recovery: GlobalData

A growing desire to travel closer to home coupled with budget constraints will put point-to-point airlines, especially LCCs, in good stead to lead post-Covid...

Vaccinations key to reviving international travel

Destinations which are opening to vaccinated travellers have seen a significant lift in bookings, showing that vaccinations may hold the key to reviving international...

Mental wellbeing propositions, testing over quarantine key to Asian travellers taking...

As travel slowly resumes, new research from Collinson has found that quarantine and testing remain a key concern for travellers in Asia. Comparing data collected...

Intra-Asia travel to lead global luxury tourism’s recovery

As Covid-19 lessens its grip on the world, the economies of the Asia-Pacific region will likely be among the first to return, according to...

International travel recovery hopes rise as Agoda’s search data shows signs...

Digital travel platform Agoda has seen an increase in international travel searches, on the back of global vaccine rollout, discussions around Covid-19 passports and...

Luxury travellers ready to hit the road again: SLH survey

A segment of less risk-averse travellers are continuing to drive pent-up demand for luxury holidays this year, despite ongoing uncertainty over international travel restrictions,...

India’s mid-market hotels projected to lead sector’s revival

An increased focus on domestic tourism is expected to drive the growth of the midscale segment in India's lodging industry, as the country further...

Most travellers ready to go if consistent safety measures are in...

An independent research released by Travelport on August 25 has found that the majority of travellers will consider booking domestic and international trips, but...

APAC hotel pipeline remains robust through Q2

While Covid-19 has dealt a hammer blow to the hospitality industry, the Asia-Pacific hotel construction pipeline, excluding China, shows continued growth in 2Q2020, according...
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