Travel Trends

Stay ahead of the curve with our Travel Trends section. We keep you informed about the latest developments, innovations, and emerging trends in the travel industry. From sustainable travel practices to evolving travel preferences, our insights help you adapt and make the most of your journeys.

2011 – A good year for tourism in Michigan

22 March 2011 2011 is a year of rebound for Michigan’s tourism industry as the state slowly recovers after the effects of the economic downturn.  The projections by Michigan State University researchers forecast ... read more

Travelers Upset by Credit Card Commissions for Payments Abroad

22 March 2011 Frequently traveling abroad and using credit cards to pay for most of the expenses is easy and pain-free in theory. If we put aside the once in a while incidents ... read more

Luxury Hotels Improve Rooms and Services, Cut Prices

21 March 2011 The economic downturn has severely affected the travel industry and luxury and high-end services in particular. Hotels had to deal with empty rooms, canceled reservations and even had to close ... read more

Japan disaster affects Hawaii tourism and economy

18 March 2011 Hawaii has not had an easy ride when it comes to tourism industry and its economy. The tourism-dependant state was already struggling with a budget shortfall close to 1 billion ... read more

New Celebrity Cruises Ships Take Over Europe in 2012

17 March 2011 Celebrity Cruises has its eyes on Europe and plans to take over the Old Continent in 2012 with five of its ships. In what constituted their biggest deployment to Europe, ... read more

Warnings Against Traveling to Japan Upgraded for Fear of Crisis Aggravation

17 March 2011 Although the situation in Japan has not worsen in the past 24 hours, the ongoing dire state of the Fukushima nuclear plant and the numerous earthquake aftershocks have lead to ... read more

Summer 2011 is Coming: Time to Cruise

17 March 2011 So you’ve travelled the whole of England. You’ve seen Kent. You’ve been to Stonehenge. You’ve done everything an Englishman is expected to do. That doesn’t leave you with much choice. ... read more