Corporate Housing Is Getting (a Little) Less Boring
Startup Zeus Living is shaking things up, providing corporate travelers with a more Airbnb-like experience. Hopefully it catches on.
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Former Silversea Cruises CEO Takes Over at Luxe Travel Giant Abercrombie & Kent
The co-chairman structure is an unusual one in business and rarely lasts for long. But given the friendship of the two occupants, maybe this one stands more chance of success.
Thomas Cook Closes In on $1.1 Billion Rescue Deal
Thomas Cook's chances of escaping its current financial mess still rest in the hands of Fosun and its creditors. While Wednesday's announcement is good news for travelers and the company's employees, there are still a number of hurdles to clear.
The Gentrification Redux for High-End Hospitality
Where some lifestyle and luxury brands fear to tread, others are happy to step in. Being an early mover has plenty of advantages, and it helps to set up your brand as different to the rest.
Travel Agencies Find Success in Not Acting Like, Well, Travel Agencies
Breaking with the usual travel agency practices has proved to be a winning situation for two travel companies on this year's Inc. 5000 list. New approaches to hiring and travel planning are resonating in today's culture.
Fast-Growing Travel Companies Break With Agency Traditions
Eschewing the usual travel agency business model, two travel companies on the Inc. 5000 list are enjoying significant success by providing highly curated itineraries and hiring staff with specialized expertise. Their approach is clearly resonating in today’s on-demand culture.
Forecasting the Future of Business Travel in Asia
As business travel surges in APAC, the tech tools needed to manage that travel have fallen behind. But new innovations — like those from Travelstop — are beginning to meet the ever-changing needs of this soon-to-be $900 billion market.
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What Hotel Earnings Reveal About Group Business Travel
It's undeniable: Group bookings are declining, and they probably will be for a while.
Group Bookings Slowdown Showing Up Already in Hotel Earnings
As the U.S.-China trade war drags on, its effect on group business travel becomes more and more apparent. An uncertain political environment within the U.S. is also probably having an impact.
How Much the Human Connection Still Matters
Serving the emotional needs of clients, a key theme during this year's Virtuoso Travel Week, is another indicator of how the travel advisor's role continues to evolve beyond the booking of travel. Tech tools are a help in determining emotional needs, but not as much as human interaction.