What’s Ahead for Luxury Hotels? Kalibri Labs Weighs In
Navigating the pandemic’s impact on our industry has been filled with a lot of twists, turns, and surprises.
Navigating the pandemic’s impact on our industry has been filled with a lot of twists, turns, and surprises.
The cold hard truth is arriving with the chillier weather: global hotel performance has a ways to go before it’s back to its former self.
Are travelers gaining confidence to travel more frequently and farther?
The Revenge Traveler is here to stay: 45 percent of travelers now fall into the “revenge travel” segment (up from 10 percent at the end 2020) with plans to increase their travel spending in 2021 – and elevated travel budgets aren’t expected to go away anytime soon.
One of the rare benefits of the pandemic has been the operational changes businesses have been forced to make to lower costs without affecting the overall guest experience.
It has been proven that the massive contagion that people have suffered at the beginning of this year, has to do with the relaxation of the social distance due to the festivities, a reduced use of masks, the aggressiveness of a mutating virus, cold weather and its complications, the generalized decrease of the human immune system in winter, and finally, the weak or ineffectual actions of governments to control the pandemic.
American’s continue to set new records for pandemic-era readiness to travel and confidence in travel safety.
The pandemic has shown us how partnership, collaboration, alliances and friendships have been the backbone to a slow and unpredictable recovery.
MMGY Global’s Portrait of American Travelers® Survey Predicts Massive Summer Rebound for Travel.
Outside of fast-food and fast-casual restaurants, which are predicated on familiarity and uniformity, no two food and beverage operations are the same. Each has its own characteristics; its own challenges.
Four finalists of the Global Personality/Influencing Industry category from the Hall of Wellness Awards 2020 collaborated on an industry report reflecting a diverse range of geographical and industry focus.
Lucy Brialey, The Sustainable Spa Association (UK)
Marisa Dimitriadis, The Spa Consultants and Spa Professionals Guild (South Africa)
Andrew Jacka, Spa Origins (Thailand)
László Puczkó, Health Tourism Worldwide (Hungary)
View their report here
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