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Article - Guest Satisfaction in the Lodging Industry Bounces Back for a Second Straight Year, ACSI Data Shows - Satisfaction across airlines, lodging, car rentals, and online travel agencies climbs again, returning to prepandemic levels, according to the American Customer Satisfaction Index (ACSI) Travel Study 2023-2024. The airline industry stands out, hitting an all-time customer satisfaction high of 77 after a second straight 1% year-over year improvement.

If last year’s industrywide customer satisfaction improvement pointed to the travel industry returning to normal, then this year’s marks confirm it: Travel is back!

ANN ARBOR, Mich., April 23, 2024--Customer satisfaction improves across airlines, lodging, car rentals, and online travel agencies, according to The ACSI Travel Study 2023-2024.

TORONTO, February 21, 2024--The cost of travel is on the rise, but that isn’t stopping most Canadians from planning a vacation. According to a new study from Blue Cross, Canadians spent an average of $4,200 on their last vacation, and 94 per cent feel the cost of travelling is increasing. However, the 2024 Blue Cross Travel Study also reveals that more Canadians are feeling optimistic about travel and are planning more trips this year.

The airways and roadways will be congested as a record number of travelers are expected to head out for Turkey Day this year.

The airways and roadways will be congested as a record number of travelers are expected to head out for Turkey Day this year.

The airways and roadways will be congested as a record number of travelers are expected to head out for Turkey Day this year.

The airways and roadways will be congested as a record number of travelers are expected to head out for Turkey Day this year.