Q&A: State of Travel
Caroline Bremner
Euromonitor International presented at ITB Berlin, one of the world’s leading travel conferences, discussing what’s expected to be in store for the sector in the short to long term.
Key Short-Term Rentals Trends in 2023: Important Role in Tourism Recovery
Vitalij Vladykin
Based on Euromonitor International’s Top 100 City Destinations Index 2022, five out of the top six cities are also ranked among the top 12 in terms of number of short-term rental outlets in 2022. Paris, Dubai, Madrid, Rome and London – all have a great supply of short-term rentals that is crucial for diverse tourism, as well as actively involving local communities in the industry. The only exception being Amsterdam recording a shrinking offer due to its strict regulation policy.
Travel Leaders: Impact and Sustainability with Founder of Just a Drop, Fiona Jeffery
Caroline Bremner
Join Euromonitor International's Head of Travel Research, Caroline Bremner, and Fiona Jeffery, the founder of Just a Drop, as they discuss the inspiration behind the charity.
World Travel Market Africa
Euromonitor International
World Travel Market Africa (WTM Africa) is an annual travel and tourism event that takes place in Cape Town, South Africa. It is one of the leading travel trade shows in Africa, attracting exhibitors and visitors from around the world.
Top Three Travel Trends for 2023
Caroline Bremner
Travel is in full throttle mode and key trends are emerging as consumers get back on the road. From sustainable to net zero, wellness to adventure, there is something unique and personalised for everyone. Ultimately travel is reshaping and adapting to the next normal where inflation bites and decarbonising is critical for industry survival.
ITB Berlin
Euromonitor International
Change is all over the global travel community. Thus, change is THE buzzword at ITB Berlin 2023.
Understanding Consumer Preferences for Destination Marketing
Caroline Bremner
Using Euromonitor International’s Voice of the Consumer: Travel Survey, we dig deep into traveller segmentation to understand key motivations and preferences across gender, race and income.
China's International Travel Recovery Takes Off
Alex Jarman
China is a critical market for global travel. In 2019, outbound Chinese travellers spent more than USD133 billion, the second highest amount globally. A major obstacle to the global travel industry’s recovery from the pandemic has finally been removed. On 8 January 2023, China eliminated most travel restrictions following the end of its ‘zero-COVID’ policy. Read on to find out more.
ETOA Webinar Series
Euromonitor International
ETOA is a member–driven community of over 1,100 organisations, from global brands to independent small businesses, DMOs, industry partners and technical specialists.