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The North West Business Leadership Team (NWBLT) has welcomed Emily Mathew as its new head of stakeholder engagement. Emily joins NWBLT following her

Peter Brimelow writes: The rapidly-metastasi...

Article - Traveler Tribes 2033: What Mistakes Can We Avoid when Researching the Future of Travel? - By Jack Miles - In my first piece on Traveler Tribes 2033 we explored some of the thinking behind the structure of the project, examining what we were working to achieve and how we did so. Today, I would like to look at some of the decisions we took to ensure accuracy, to create the best possible understanding of what travel might look like in ten years’ time.

A BANTRY man was sentenced to 24-months imprisonment for possession as well as the sale and supply of cannabis and cocaine.Sgt Trish O’Sullivan gave evidence at Bantry District Court that Detective Gda Manning searched the home of Jack Miles of Blackrock Lane, Bantry, on August

Just as the Spirit of Rome supposedly would appe...

Many travelers will be open to new and emerging technologies in the next 10 years and will want to travel in more sustainable ways, a report said.

Travel is changing: Will New Zealanders be Memory Makers or Excited Experientialists in 2033? PR Newswire MADRID, Feb. 9, 2023 Report commissioned by travel technology company

Report commissioned by travel technology company Amadeus and administered by global research firm Northstar Research Partners defines the four new traveler profiles - Traveler Tribes - that will emerge in the next decade Traveler profiles of the future revealed by a global survey of over 10,000 travelers across 14 markets, expert interviews, 5.8 million data points and the application of psychographic segmentation techniques 65% of New Zealanders are found to be Memory Makers who have a simplifi...

Report commissioned by travel technology company Amadeus and administered by global research firm Northstar Research Partners defines the four new traveler profiles - Traveler Tribes - that will emerge in the next decade Traveler profiles of the future revealed by a global survey of over 10,000 travelers across 14 markets, expert interviews, 5.8 million data points and the application of psychographic segmentation techniques 45% of Australians are found to be Memory Makers who have a simplified ...

While a new book of letters between Jack Miles and Mark C. Taylor uses the early months of the pandemic as the background and occasion for their letters, the friendship they display is vastly more interesting.