May 15, 2018 | Millennial Travellers, New Horizons, Youth Travel
News The catchphrase ‘sun, sex, and sea’ doesn’t appear to be catching as many bookings for the once famous, and sometimes infamous, Club 18-30. Thomas Cook, the brand’s owner for the past 20 years, has announced it is reviewing the brand and exploring options to...
Apr 25, 2018 | Cultural Exchange, Language Travel, Webinars
News “Internationally it was easier with press, but locally it was difficult,” said Johannes Kraus, chairperson of Education South Africa (EduSA) during a recent WYSE webinar about gaining press attention and lobbying lessons learned during the now five-year battle...
Mar 23, 2018 | Members, Research
News Have you signed up to one of our industry events yet? Click the logos to find out more. New York City welcomed 13.1 million international visitors in 2017, an all-time high. In total, 62.8 million tourists arrived in the city last year, a growth of nearly four...
Mar 9, 2018 | New Horizons, NWW-News
Forget clubbing, couch-surfing, and selfie sticks. The 2018 ITB Berlin Youth Travel Hall (4.1) showed off what the youth travel market is really about – experiential and immersive travel for key players in tourism for development. From the Hall 4.1 Main Stage,...
Feb 16, 2018 | Millennial Travellers, Research
News In its first significant core-product change in years, Airbnb has signalled that it is ready to take on Hostelworld and other online travel agents (OTAs). The accommodation booking platform has recently connected with third-party distribution manager, SiteMinder,...
Feb 9, 2018 | New Horizons, Research
News While global growth of youth travel seems certain, one factor remains critical for attracting Millennial and Z travellers to your destination – and it’s not avocado toast or free wifi. According to the New Horizons IV survey of more than 57,000 young travellers...
