MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 10, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Travelers who were traumatized from their cancelled trip experiences in 2020 are now considering travel insurance more than ever. The experts at Yonder ...

Post-Covid tourism Although significant restrictions are still in place, travel agency adverts have become more frequent recently. According to reports, holiday bookings have once again begun to ...

Travellers’ aversion to mass tourism and cookie-cutter travel experiences will compel the industry to move towards more sustainable, compassionate and mindful operating systems after the Covid ...

Tourists in the post-COVID era will be less willing to compromise on their next trip. They will have much higher expectations of hospitality service providers and be much more demanding.

Five travel experts on what travel will look like after the COVID-19 pandemic. Conscious travel, longer trips and engaging with local communities will all be travel trends from 2021 onwards.

By the end of April, just in the US, the impact of the coronavirus on the travel industry was expected to add up to a loss of 5.9 million jobs and US $910 billion in travel-related economic output.

Innovation and Digitization: COVID-19 is proving to be an unexpected catalyst in the travel and tourism sector’s quest for innovation and the integration of new technologies.

But, as we’ve all learned, COVID-19 spreads by travel, loves to party and, with its variants, is full of surprises.

According to the Tourism Authority of Thailand, in April, there were no foreign tourists visiting Thailand, and their number decreased by 10.02 million from January to May. In China, Covid-19 came at ...

Post-COVID tourism is expected to focus more on people, as opposed to destinations. David Tadevosian/Shutterstock Faced with the desire to travel and practical obstacles against it, people are ...

We spoke to experts on post-pandemic travel trends and what they say about us. In the past year, each of us has tried, in our own way, to replicate the feeling of travel from home.