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Five travel experts on what travel will look like after the COVID-19 pandemic. Conscious travel, longer trips and engaging with local communities will all be travel trends from 2021 onwards. View on euronews
LONDON, 5 March 2021: Over nine out of 10 (93%) adults in the USA find it cheaper or more convenient to search for holidays using an online travel agency (OTA) instead of booking directly with an airline. The claim has its foundation in independent market research commissioned by eDreams ODIGEO, a leading online travel company in Europe. The study showed that travellers planning future trips could avoid the elements of journey planning they enjoy the least – time spent on researching the best possible price (43%) by booking with an OTA. Although the survey findings were limited to just 2...
9 out of 10 Americans find cheaper or more convenient holidays using online travel agents such as eDreams News provided by Share this article Share this article New consumer research reveals that US travellers prefer to book their trips via OTAs like eDreams - enjoying greater savings and a wider range of options than on single airline websites Consumers booking on eDreams will save a combined one million hours this year compared to booking directly with an airline LONDON, March 3, 2021 /PRNewswire/ -- Over nine out of ten (93%) adults in the USA have found a cheaper or more convenient route...
Experts predict when we’ll be able to travel again Travel Desk © Provided by The Independent When can we travel again? That’s the million-dollar question that nobody seems able to answer. International travel has been banned for all but the most essential reasons since the UK entered lockdown on 4 January, a move which has decimated the £106bn travel industry in Britain. And there’s nothing quite like staying at home for months on end to make you want to go somewhere. In January, home secretary Priti Patel drove the message home by saying that “people should simpl...
Experts predict when we’ll be able to travel again Travel Desk © Provided by The Independent When can we travel again? That’s the million-dollar question that nobody seems able to answer. International travel has been banned for all but the most essential reasons since the UK entered lockdown on 4 January, a move which has decimated the £106bn travel industry in Britain. And there’s nothing quite like staying at home for months on end to make you want to go somewhere. In January, home secretary Priti Patel drove the message home by saying that “people should simpl...