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eRevMax presents Travel Tech LATAM in October
eRevMax, in partnership with HS LATAM, is delighted to bring the next edition of TRAVEL TECH for LATAM hoteliers. The online panel discussions start this week and are scheduled between October 19 -23, 2020, with 22 speakers participating from 24 companies across the travel technology spectrum, including Amadeus, ReviewPro, eRevMax, Sabre, Mews, Mirai, Asksuite, Expedia, GHL Hoteles, HSystem, HS LATAM, Howard Johnson Argentina, Lybra, myHotel, STR, Sojern, Siteminder and Tag among others.
Booking.com reveals nine predictions for the future of travel
Innovation within the travel industry will accelerate faster than ever to respond to marked shifts in travel expectations and behaviors.
Japan and China to lift ban on business travel
Short-term business travelers will be exempted from a two week self-isolation on condition that they submit negative coronavirus test results and travel itineraries to authorities.
Domestic travel will dominate in 2021, says Airbnb
62% are interested in a vacation ‘within driving distance’. Entire homes have replaced apartments as the top pick of guests on Airbnb, according to a new report the short-term rental platform released today.
https://www.adweek.com/brand-marketing/domestic-travel-will-dominate-in-2021-says-airbnb/
The World Economic Forum on how to rebuild trust in international travel
International framework required to more safely resume travel whilst we wait for vaccines. To more safely open borders, countries, airlines and people will need to trust test results, vaccination records and potentially other health data from across borders.
https://www.weforum.org/agenda/2020/10/rebuild-trust-international-travel/
Travel advisors will be essential post-pandemic travel
To navigate the complicated landscape of traveling during the pandemic, people are turning to travel agents, some for the first time. InteleTravel, a company that has independent travel agents working from home in the United States, the United Kingdom and Mexico, told the paper that since the pandemic hit, travel agents are seeing an increase of demand. Since April, InteleTravel told the Washington Post it has added more than 4,000 travel agents per month, which is a 40% increase over 2019.
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