How Can We Transform Travel into a Force for Good?

Pollution, overtourism, and local residents displaced by tourists. These are just some of the concerns that have plagued destinations such as Venice, Barcelona, and Hat Maya, the bay made famous by the film, The Beach, in Thailand. But it doesn’t have to be this way.

Every Voice Matters: Shaping a Better Travel Ecosystem – By Zuhairah Washington

While the past year has been a tumultuous ride, the good news is that as we head into spring, the light is blinking brightly at the end of the tunnel for the most of US and Asia Pacific markets and we’re on track to come out of this experience all the wiser. But before we rush to snap back to business as usual, it’s important to take a moment to reflect on what we’ve learned about our industry, and ourselves, during this difficult time.

The World Is on Pause. Your Planning Doesn’t Have to Be

There is no such thing as a post-COVID-19 world. Already, the pandemic has impacted how we will live, work and travel long after the threat has passed. CEO Clayton Reid looks beyond the crisis to project how traveler behavior will shift, and how brands can leverage both short-term marketing strategies and long-term planning.