gen z Archives

Business Travel

Amex: Restaurants Are Biggest Part of Travel and Entertainment

Millennium and Gen Z cardholders spent way more on their American Express cards in the third quarter than they did during the same period in pre-Covid 2019. Surviving restaurants, many of which were left for dead in 2019, are one of the beneficiaries.

Niket Nishant and Noor Zainab Hussain, Reuters | 7 months ago

Tourism

Why Trust Matters for Asia Tourism as Crisis Deepens

The coronavirus not only exposes the varying political alignments between Asian governments with China, but also their different approaches to crisis communications, all of which would have knock-on impacts on travel confidence to a country.

Xinyi Liang-Pholsena, Skift | 2 years ago

Luxury

What Consumers Told Us About Travel in 2019: Top Survey Findings From Skift Research

Skift Research surveyed all types of travelers in 2019, highlighting the staying power of food tourism, how best to track the travel preferences of millennials and Gen Zers, and more. The top findings of the year will get you ready for 2020.

Meghan Carty, Skift Research | 2 years ago

Online Travel

What Makes Millennial and Gen Z Travelers From India and China So Different From Western Peers

With millennials pushing 40 years old and Gen Z entering the workforce, each of these generational cohorts will only grow in importance to the travel industry. The latest Skift Research report shows how they differ from each other as well as from their peers globally.

Meghan Carty, Skift | 3 years ago

Business Travel

Travel Advisors Address the Power of Gen Z and the Emotional Quotient

Travel advisors are finding that kids are playing an increasingly important role in travel planning decisions. They must address the preferences of all family members, including their emotional needs.

Maria Lenhart, Skift | 3 years ago

Tourism

Comparing Millennial and Gen Z Traveler Trends 2019: New Skift Research

Millennials have already been in the travel industry’s spotlight for years, yet they still remain somewhat of a mystery. As they continue to gain spending power, their successor generation, Gen Z, is hot on their heels. Thinking about these generational cohorts as a global collective however, risks painting the picture with too broad a brush.

Meghan Carty, Skift Research | 3 years ago