In June, Gary Bowerman analysed the outlook for travel retail across Asia Pacific and beyond, as brands and retailers await the return of the region’s big spending travellers. The Five Potential Indicators for the Future of Travel Retail commentary was …
Here’s a 60-second speed-read of the Asia Pacific Travel & Tourism Report, Issue #3, published on 30 May 2021. The third monthly edition of The Asia Pacific Travel & Tourism Report is co-produced by Gary Bowerman, Dr Jaeyeon Choe and …
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In April, Gary Bowerman analysed the trials and tribulations of governments across Asia Pacific as they falter in their quest to reopen travel and tourism. The article was published by the Asia Media Centre in Wellington, New Zealand, to mark …
Here’s a 60-second speed-read of Asia Travel Re:Set Issue #41, published on 23 May 2021. This special issue analysed 8 Reasons Why New Zealand May Be a Benchmark for the Future of Tourism in Asia Pacific. So, here are 8 …
Here’s a quick-read summary of Issue 1 of the monthly Asia Pacific Travel & Tourism Report
Here’s a 60-second speed-read of Asia Travel Re:Set Issue #31: The Pandemic 12 Months On: 10 Shared Learnings for Travel & Tourism.
This article looks back on the vital lessons for travel and tourism one year after COVID-19 was declared a pandemic on 11 March 2020. The impacts quickly changed the face of travel as we know it:
Here’s a 60-second speed-read of Asia Travel Re:Set Issue #30, published on 28 February 2021. 6 things we learned in Travel & Tourism in Asia Pacific last week include… Vaccine Scepticism is Real Political leaders in Australia, Hong Kong and …
Here’s a 60-second speed-read of Asia Travel Re:Set Issue #28, published on 14 February 2021. 6 things we learned in Travel & Tourism in Asia Pacific last week include… Which airline plans to increase capacity by 30%? Dubai-based carrier Emirates …
Travel statistics have come to define the way we view aviation, hospitality and tourism. Over the past decade, the travel industry has become increasingly commoditised. Destination marketing now centres almost exclusively on how many people might visit, how long they …