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More travel executives get their mission-critical industry news from Skift than any other source on the planet.Tell me more The pandemic forced travel brands to get smarter by using their loyalty programs to engage with consumers even when those customers aren’t traveling. That new skillset will have a lasting impact even after the pandemic eventually fades. Being savvier at engaging customers at all times was one of the four takeaways from Skift Live’s Loyalty and Subscription Summit, which took place as a virtual event on April 21. Other takeaways included revamping loyalty programs to ...

More travel executives get their mission-critical industry news from Skift than any other source on the planet.Tell me more The subscription business model is nothing new, its origins dating back to when newspapers began offering home delivery and the milkman brought milk to your front door. Evolving over time, modern-day subscriptions are becoming a hot commodity for the travel industry to boost revenue as it rebounds. If you’re not sure how to modernize or implement subscription offerings in your travel brand, experts on Wednesday offered their advice at the Skift Loyalty and Subscription...

Share In a recession-like year, when the revenue crunch caused by the Covid-19 pandemic and the resultant lockdown and closure of international boundaries brought the travel industry to its knees, some travel startups decided to churn the lemon and make the best lemonade out of it. Bravely defying the misery of the Covid-19 calamity, they managed to not just survive but literally thrive and ride the waves of 2020. These startups managed to weather the storm, post impressive revenue figures and interestingly, raise fundings, too. As we end this year on an optimistic note and look forward to a ...

Not the critical stuff. what we encourage entrepreneurs to figure out, what are the five, ten, seven critical questions facing this business? how do i get customers, how do i price it? what exactly is the product. put those in slides. keep it çshort. that's a much better approach and a much better use of time. >> those presumably have answers to things in your back pocket. you don't have to put them in a novel. >> the best business plans are people who are able to articulate the business plan and don't need lots of power points or pages to document what their approach should be. >> michael w...