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What Brands Should Do to Design More Inclusive Experiences

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Whether it’s how quickly news travels via social media or how to have conversations with marginalised communities, the sheer myriad of variables for brands to consider can seem overwhelming. No matter where your brand is on its Inclusion journey, some amount of mistakes and missteps are, unfortunately, to be expected.

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How Mobile Apps are Changing Travel in 2018

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Experts are predicting 2018 to be the year mobile technology officially takes over travel. Gone are the days of making blind booking arrangements and hoping for the best, or using a travel agent. Today, 77% of Americans own smartphones and a recent Global Traveler study found that one in three travelers now books on a mobile device.

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The Evolution of Customer Experience in the Travel Industry

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Few industries are quite like travel. Everyone has a horror story about their travel experiences, be it a brutal delay or a missed flight. It’s no wonder that today, against the backdrop of COVID-19 and societal upheaval, travelers are more concerned than ever with their personal safety. What do I need to embark on my journey?

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12 game-changing tactics to boost travel agency marketing

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The travel industry has undergone remarkable transformation over the past few years. While online bookings are still popular, curated travel experiences are also gaining traction. Travelers are increasingly seeking off-beat destinations with guided tours. How do you market your travel agency?

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Elevating Guest Experiences in Hotels with Integrated CX

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Out of nowhere, citizens were flocking in droves to distant lands, as travel by plane, sea, and car surged. The coming year is no exception, as consumers across the globe plan to make travel a priority, despite ongoing economic uncertainty. What’s more, they expect brands to adapt to as their needs and expectations inevitably evolve.

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How Millennials Are Impacting the Future of Business Travel

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But as a generation that is on the cusp of surpassing baby boomers as the nation’s largest living adult generation , it’s important for brands to take notice of the trends they’re setting as consumers. Younger business travelers are on the rise, with the frequent travelers now more likely to be under the age of 45.

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3 Best Practices for Travel and Hospitality brands to thrive in the new normal

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With travel restrictions decreasing and consumers feeling more comfortable leaving their homes, this summer will see a rebound in traffic after a year-long hibernation. According to new research by Zapwater Communications , 65% of Americans are looking forward to traveling again, both internationally and domestically.