Online travel company Booking.com has announced on Tuesday that it will reduce its global workforce by 25%, which shows that the virus is not done wreaking havoc in travel.
After months of lockdown, countries are slowly opening their borders to international tourists. Whether we have flattened the curve or found a way around it, there is no doubt that the travel is on everyone’s bucket list right now after spending weeks in isolation.
Besides being grabbed by its existence in the list of seven wonders in the world, India is a country with endless surprises. Tourists will surely not be bored exploring its historical destinations, vibrant markets for man-made and artificial products, captivated serene landscapes and of course, it has colourful streets where spending time alone will become […]
More than two years ago, I wrote the article “Major Misconceptions about getting Direct Hotel Bookings from China”. (https://www.4hoteliers.com/features/article/11092) After me publishing this article, we got validation from trusted sources like PhocusWright and SABRE that stated 91% of Chinese prefers hotels shopping via OTAs and only 9% of Chinese may book direct.
Kenya, in East Africa, is home to wildlife like rhinos, elephants, and lions. It grabs the top position in the list of the best safari destinations in Africa. More than 80,000 tourists across the globe witness to glimpse its safari views and wildlife areas like the Great Wildebeest Migration and Masai Mara National Reserve. Planning […]
The tourism industry is currently facing a very difficult dilemma: on one hand, the industry professionals need to save the season.
Things are looking grim in Australia at the moment with talks of a second wave hitting Melbourne in the state of Victoria and Sydney being on high alert in NSW. It’s taking a toll on a lot of people, not just a financial toll but also, and perhaps in an even more disconcerting way, an emotional toll.
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