Are Chinese travellers back?, the evolution of travel intent and more...

Are Chinese travellers back?
Thursday, 26th September 2024

In 2019, China was the largest feeder market to many destinations in Asia Pacific and the globe, reaching 155 million outbound travellers.

While the border reopened later than any other major economy, the number of Chinese outbound travellers seemed to be returning rapidly to over 87 million in 2023, according to a report by China Tourism Academy in early 2024. However, it might be too early to call it a strong recovery for Chinese outbound travellers >>

The evolution of travel intent: Insights from ibis
26 Sep 2024 : In a rapidly changing world, the reasons behind why people travel are constantly evolving >>

MO announces residences on Mexico’s Riviera Maya
26 Sep 2024 : Mandarin Oriental Hotel Group has today announced that it will manage a luxury beachfront resort with branded residences on Mexico’s Riviera Maya, on the Yucatan Peninsula >>

IATA further develops CO2 Connect for cargo
26 Sep 2024 : The IATA announced collaborations with British Airways and Microsoft to further enhance the accuracy of IATA CO2 Connect for Cargo in calculating carbon emissions >>

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How Many More Hotel Rooms Can the Gulf Take? Plenty, It Seems
Thursday, 26th September 2024

Normal standards do not apply in Dubai, which has one of the most robust hotel markets in the world. However, Abu Dhabi is catching up. Occupancy in the emirate has grown by 10 percent year on year while room rates have risen by 13 percent >>

How Can You Anticipate Your Guest’s Needs? 5 Insights for Unforgettable Stays
Improve satisfaction and loyalty in your hospitality service. Discover top tips for anticipating guests’ needs and ensure a stay that exceeds expectations >>

In case you've missed it: Global eNews of September 25, 2024
Singapore based Collective Hospitality acquires Selina Hospitality, IHG surpasses 200 open hotels in Europe and more >>