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Japan’s JTB Corporation acquires Northstar Travel Group

Japanese travel solutions provider JTB Corporation signed a definitive agreement to acquire US B2B travel company Northstar Travel Group from investment funds managed by EagleTree Capital and its co-investors on Thursday, 28th August. Under the terms of the agreement, Northstar will operate as a wholly-owned and independent subsidiary of JTB. JTB also stated the retention of the existing management team, including CEO Jason Young, but declined to discuss further details of the transaction. JTB Group president and chief executive Eijiro Yamakita said of the acquisition: “Today's announcement marks the beginning of an exciting new chapter for JTB Group. Northstar brings outstanding expertise and fresh perspectives that perfectly align with our strategic vision. By operating Northstar as an independent subsidiary, we preserve their neutral market position while creating a powerful platform for delivering superior customer experiences. We are confident this structure will unlock significant growth potential while contributing to the innovation and future growth of the travel industry.” EagleTree Capital co-managing partner Anup Bagaria and senior partner Michael Struble released a joint statement wherein their declared: “It has been an honour to partner with the Northstar team, including chairman and former CEO Tom Kemp and current CEO Jason Young, and to witness the Company's impressive transformation over the last few years. We are confident Northstar is well positioned for future success and look forward to watching it thrive as part of JTB.” The transaction is set to be closed later this month, subject to customary closing conditions, including regulatory approvals. What comes next? For his part, CEO Young remarked: “We are thrilled to partner with JTB as we enter the next phase of our company's incredible history. Our shared commitment to the travel industry, cultural alignment, and collective expertise, combined with the opportunity to accelerate Northstar's geographic expansion in the Asia Pacific region, will enhance our ability to deliver value to our audiences and customers as we advance our mission.” Likewise, the acquisition advances JTB's growth strategy, which includes geographic expansion and targeted investments in events, information services, market intelligence, and other strategic lines of business associated with the travel industry. Northstar operates iconic B2B travel event, media, and market intelligence brands like Travel Weekly, Business Travel News, ALIS, The Meetings Show, and Phocuswright. Through these platforms, Northstar connects a global audience of more than one million professional travel buyers, who shape and drive the travel industry, with more than 1,500 supplier customers seeking to engage them. BrightTower served as financial advisor and Jones Day served as legal counsel to Northstar. On the other hand, SMBC Nikko served as financial advisor and Venable LLP and Mori Hamada & Matsumoto served as legal counsel to JTB.

Business travel gets a boost with 45% of corporates projected to spend more in FY26: FCTG

Representative Image Flight Centre Travel Group’s (FCTG) corporate landmark global State of the Market survey* has revealed that 45 per cent of customers intend to increase their travel spend versus last year – a three per cent uplift when compared to FY25 intentions. Overall, for flagship businesses FCM Travel and Corporate Traveller, nine per cent of customers surveyed intend to spend over 20 per cent more on their travel, 36 per cent plan to increase by up to 20 per cent more, and 37 per cent believe the amount spent will be similar to last year. In comparison, only eight per cent anticipate reducing. In the EMEA specifically, customers intending to spend more on travel lifted from 39 per cent in FY25 to 46 per cent in FY26. Perhaps more significantly, the intention to reduce travel spend this year versus last year dropped from 21 per cent to just seven per cent. It follows the release of end-of-financial-year results to the Australian Securities Exchange. The results showed that FCTG achieved a record total transaction value (TTV) of AUD$24.5 billion, up three per cent year-on-year (YOY) in a challenging global trading cycle, and an AUD$289.1 million UPBT, at the midpoint of the recently revised range. The corporate business again delivered a record TTV of AUD$12.3 billion, up two per cent YOY, with FCM Travel securing a large pipeline of new accounts, expanding addressable markets, and set to benefit from industry consolidation. Corporate Traveller is also set to become a AUD$5 billion-per-year TTV business and outperform in the large US market. FCTG Global Corporate CEO Chris Galanty stated that the survey findings indicated customers had a brighter outlook for the new financial year, with some macroeconomic challenges now easing globally. “There’s no question corporate travel is deemed to be a non-discretionary spend for businesses as a critical facet to surviving and thriving worldwide – this is now evidenced by a significant percentage of our customers planning to increase their travel spend in FY26,” said Galanty. “These figures paint a positive picture for the world of business travel in the new financial year. “Significant technology advancements in AI through our Centre of Excellence, combined with an uplift in the utilisation of FCM Platform and Melon, have enabled us to automate the ordinary, allowing us to provide our customers with the extraordinary. “Companies, whether they be large multi-nationals, SMEs or start-up businesses, are vital to economies across the globe, and it’s with great pride that we get to deliver our unique blend of the expertise of our people and our innovative technology to service them in their aspirations.” FCTG Managing Director EMEA, Steve Norris, said there were several highlights and milestones across the corporate businesses for FY25. “The FCM UK business experienced another solid year of growth (15 per cent year-on-year), and we’re excited by the implementation pipeline that’s on its way. Our specialist divisions of FCM Meetings & Events and Stage, Screen and Sports also enjoyed European growth,” Norris said. “Positive macro-economic milestones are on the horizon, like the ratification of the UK-USA trade deal, meaning that businesses will need to ramp up their travel to ensure they are ‘first’ in what is ultimately a contact sport to secure new contracts and deals. “Our productive operations projects across Europe are almost complete – this has freed up our people to do what they do best – servicing our customers to the highest possible standard. “Productivity has jumped in many areas, and our focus on living by our ingrained Family, Village, Tribe structure means our subject matter experts are more empowered to make much quicker decisions – allowing them to shine alongside our FCM Platform and Melon technologies.”

IWTA interviews Carissa Nimah on “Balance in travel”

IWTA interviews Carissa Nimah on "Balance in travel" If you know of any female leaders or up and coming superstars in the Travel and Hospitality industry you would like to hear their story, please visit our page and complete a nomination form! NOMINATE SOMEONE NOMINATE YOURSELF

Flight chaos in 2025: AirHelp ranks the biggest disruptions for UK travellers

Representative Image AirHelp, the travel tech company supporting passengers with flight disruptions, has analysed 2025 flight data to identify the aviation events from around the world that have caused the most disruption to UK air travellers so far this year. From infrastructure outages to industrial action, AirHelp studied data on all flights departing from the UK across 2025 - over 610,000 so far – to see which events have had the greatest impact on air travel. Whilst some events have fallen outside of airline control and therefore are not covered under UK 261, the United Kingdom’s air passenger rights regulation, more than 1.1 million passengers have still been eligible for compensation so far in 2025. Under UK 261, passengers are entitled to financial compensation if they experience delays of more than three hours, cancellations less than 14 days before departure, or are denied boarding due to overbooking - provided the disruption was not caused by extraordinary circumstances beyond the airline’s control. Heathrow closure following substation fire On the night of 21st March, a fire at North Hyde substation caused the closure of London Heathrow airport, one of the busiest hubs in the UK, for almost an entire day. In the day to come, the closure would see the cancellation of all but 10 of the 609 scheduled departing flights. This mass closure left 99% of all scheduled passengers disrupted, of which 98% UK passengers had flights cancelled completely. Just 1,425 passengers successfully departed on 21st March, despite over 96,800 originally planning to depart from Heathrow on that day. Flights to the United States, one of the most popular destinations from Heathrow, were some of the worst affected. The data revealed that the top three most disrupted routes from Heathrow to the US (John F Kennedy, LA International and Miami International), saw a 100% disruption and 100% cancellation rate. National Air Traffic Services centre outage On 30th July, a "technical issue" at the National Air Traffic Services centre led to flights being disrupted and cancelled at a range of airports including London Gatwick, Birmingham International, Manchester International, Cardiff and Edinburgh. The result of the outage saw disrupted flights nearly double from 22% on 29th July to 43% on the 30th and 31st of July. This disruption was replicated in terms of passengers affected, as 30th July left 194,000 UK air passengers disrupted nationwide, and over 201,000 on 31st July. Of the airports involved, London Gatwick was one of the worst affected over the days analysed. A total of 105,700 passengers were disrupted between 30th July and 1st August, with 42,700 travellers and 64% of departing flights disrupted on 31st July alone - the day after the event. Tomasz Pawliszyn, CEO of AirHelp, comments: “From infrastructure failures to technical outages and strike action, 2025 has tested the resilience of UK air travel as events such as the Heathrow substation fire and the NATS outage have disrupted hundreds of thousands of passengers in such short periods of time. At AirHelp, we’re committed to helping travellers understand their rights and navigate these challenges, ensuring that when disruption strikes, passengers aren’t left powerless.”

Klook to offer exclusive travel deals at SingaPob 2025

Online travel platform Klook Philippines and the Singapore Tourism Board (STB) have joined forces to deliver unbeatable deals as SingaPob makes a stunning comeback for 2025. This exciting event for gourmands and gourmets kicked off today, 28th August, and will run until Saturday, 30th August. A portmanteau of Singapore and Poblacion, the name of one of the Philippine capital’s most exciting lifestyle districts, SingaPob is a limited-edition expedition of flavors and promotions exclusive to Klook. According to Klook Philippine general manager Michelle Ho: “Singapore has always been a top destination for Filipino travelers, and this exploration of flavors gives both those who haven’t visited and those who already have a peek into the rich culture that awaits them. We are excited to be a part of this flavor fiesta, which extends all the way to Singapore with tempting exclusive deals and promotions we have in store for everyone.” STB Philippines area director Fang Xun Ong added: “SingaPob is our invitation to Filipinos to discover the delicious flavours of Singapore through specially crafted sips and bites by well-loved Singaporean establishments popping up across Poblacion. This year, we’re excited to feature attractive deals from Klook to entice event-goers to book a trip to Singapore and immerse themselves in our vibrant and diverse culinary scene.” Taste the world, win fabulous prizes Following its successful debut in 2023, SingaPob returns with a complete Singapore experience journey: taste Singapore's best in Poblacion, get inspired to visit, and unlock exclusive Klook deals for your next Singapore adventure. Internationally recognised restaurants and bars from Singapore listed in the MICHELIN Guide, The World’s 50 Best Restaurants and Bars, and Asia’s 50 Best Restaurants and Bars, will be collaborating with nine of the Philippines’ own gastronomy icons. During the three-day event, the participating restaurants and bars will have exclusive QR codes, which grant ten percent off all Singapore hotels and activities for a minimum spend of ₱ 4,000.00. On top of that, STB has organized nightly raffles to award SingaPob-goers with ₱ 5,000.00 to ₱ 10,000.00 worth of Klook vouchers.

Does GenX still matter to the travel industry?

When it comes to generational travel trends, it feels like GenX has been shunted into a corner as the focus usually centres on Baby Boomers, Millennials, and even GenZ. This, as a member of GenX myself, is something I find deplorable: my generation is now at an age and a stage of life wherein we have disposable income to fund our journeys, time enough to actually travel outside of business and family trips, and are confronting significant changes that are driving us to step back from our lives and go on trips to search for greater meaning in our existence. Again, this begs a major question: does GenX still matter to the global travel industry and, if so, what are they doing to ensure that we get the most out of our travels? Kantar research shows that GenX takes fewer trips than any other generation Looking at the current scene In doing this piece, I came across a few lines that travelling writer Matt Long posted on the site Landlopers nearly a decade ago: “Every article I read about luxury travel seems to all make the same point: that the new luxury is a mix of active exploration with comfortable digs and accouterments. Who do you think led this revolution? It wasn’t the Boomers, who are happiest in a group or in an RV; and it certainly wasn’t the Millennials who, although they’re aging, still think a luxury hostel is the height of decadence. We Gen-Xers are the ones who reshaped the meaning of luxury travel, as we decided to see the world on our terms and not be pigeonholed into one particular style.” At our age, and that’s a range that runs between 45 and 60, we are looking into the finer things in life: we’ve gotten the promotions that have finally placed us in senior management or executive positions so we have the finances for travelling; many of us who have families are beginning to see their homes as empty nests, and even those with younger children take advantage of the time to bond with their kids and showing them what the world has to offer. However, a sense of responsibility drilled into us in our youth, whether at home or at work, has done its part to result in just 20 percent of GenX travelling overseas in the past year per a study conducted by market research platform Kantar. In most cases, especially in Asia, GenXers prefer family trips, whether with their children or members of the extended family. Travelling with family also means that GenXers are more likely to consider AirBnB bookings rather than hotel rooms; in which case, they opt for rental homes or apartments, especially when travelling for five days or longer. These are also a more practical option for those travelling in multi-generational groups involving two or more families. For GenX, it isn’t just about our own comfort; we also need to see that everyone’s needs are looked after on and off the road. Interestingly, though around 67 percent of GenXers contemplating a looming empty nest scenario find themselves in a position to travel more, and they do. PAYMNTS' report shows that the amount a GenXer spends out of pocket for a trip isn't that far removed from that of the older generation's How much does GenX spend per trip? In one of our recent reports, we pointed out that the over-60 travel market is currently worth US$1.7 trillion. Given that GenX is the least travelled generation at the moment, one would think that the worth of the market would be significantly lower than all the others, but that’s a seriously wrong assumption. If we take into consideration the findings of Claight Corporation’s Expert Market Research report Leisure Travel Market Size, Share, & Growth, the GenX travel market is worth US$1.32 trillion as of end-2024. According to a 2023 report by PAYMNTS, the amount each GenX traveller budgets or spends on a trip is just a few dollars less than that of a Boomer: US$2,333 vs US$2,387. In which case, perhaps travel companies need to seriously rethink their marketing strategies to target a market with significant spending power that is also quite savvy when it comes to shopping for deals either through traditional agencies or through online travel platforms. Points to consider For travel agencies, OTAs, airlines, and hospitality providers to capitalise on GenX as a key market, they need to think about the following: GenX values quality over quantity It isn’t so much as how long they’re going to be on the road or even how many countries they’re visiting in a single trip. What matters to GenX is how good the trip is going to get, and that entails taking an experiential approach to travel, the type of luxury that makes spending both time and money on a trip worth it, and making memories to last a lifetime; GenX takes culture seriously As stated above, our generation is into getting the most out of an experience, and that shouldn’t be surprising, seeing how we grew up being ferried to museums for field trips, encouraged to study different languages, and did more reading which essentially broadened out horizons without needing to fly or drive out. GeX appreciates art tours, vineyard excursions that feature tastings, hands-on workshops that enable us to truly immerse ourselves into the nuances of a location’s culture and traditions; GenX is on the lookout for value for their money We may earn good incomes now, but we still want to stick to our budget: not quite penny-pinching, but not necessarily in a position to play big spender. Small wonder then that more than 90 percent of travellers between the ages of 45 and 60 look for the best deals and actually look forward to promotions offered by OTAs, hotels, and airlines. Remember: this generation is still working, so a trip had better be worth our hard-earned money; GenX doesn't like complicated procedures Whether it’s booking through a traditional agency or online, GenX prefers a smooth, streamlined, and stress-free process. Like I said, we’re still working people and we don’t want to waste our time on overly complicated booking methods or even those for boarding and checking-in; GenX needs a break Oh, and another thing: since we’re working or going through a serious life change like coming home to an empty nest, a mid-life crisis, or even perimenopause, GenX appreciates getaways that enable us to relax and have a good time. In which case, spa retreats, wellness packages at hotels, and even cruises appeal greatly to our generation.

Audley Travel appoints Lisa Fitzell as chief product and operations officer

Lisa Fitzell is to join Audley Travel as chief product and operations officer. Fitzell will set the strategic direction for Audley’s product and operations functions, ensuring the business works with best-in-class suppliers across commercial, operational, product, and ESG criteria, while optimising its buying and contracting processes, the company noted. Her past experience includes leading two of the UK’s premier luxury travel brands, Elegant Resorts and If Only, as well as being managing director of DTH (Diethelm) Travel in Asia where she successfully led a strategic turnaround to achieve commercial growth and market expansion. Audley Travel chief executive Nick Longman said: “I’m delighted to welcome Lisa to the senior team at Audley. She brings a wealth of experience across travel, tourism, retail, DMCs, tour operations, and ultra-luxury hospitality and is perfectly placed to help achieve our aspiration of elevating our global presence and enriching our product offering.” Fitzell added: “I am passionate about curating extraordinary tailor-made travel experiences and building a product portfolio that reflects the richness and individuality of each clients’ journey – both of which are matched by Audley Travel’s ethos. It is an incredibly exciting time to join the business and I’m eager to work with the team to ensure Audley continues to deliver inspirational client experiences across all destinations.”

A&K Travel Group renews its commitment to operational sustainability

Global luxury travel firm A&K Travel Group (AKTG) announced its continuing commitment to supporting the United Nations’ Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) across its global operations earlier today, 27th August. Staff members across AKTG's workforce in over 30 countries throughout its portfolio of brands which includes Abercrombie & Kent, Cox & Kings, Crystal, A&K Sanctuary, and Ecoventura participated in the survey to identify priority sustainability areas for the company's future initiatives. Building on the framework established by the AKTG’s sustainability team, the survey results helped shape the company’s comprehensive approach. This approach combines two group-wide priorities with location-specific goals tailored to each region: SDG 4: Quality Education and SDG 2: Zero Hunger will be championed across all AKTG operations. In addition, each site has selected additional SDGs that reflect local priorities and opportunities for impact, with SDGs 3: Good Health & Well-Being and 8: Decent Work and Economic Growth among the most frequent. According to chief strategy officer Camille Dravillon: "This initiative represents the collective voice of our global team and our commitment to responsible luxury travel. By aligning our sustainability efforts with a mature and proven framework, we're ensuring that our impact extends far beyond exceptional travel experiences to create meaningful change in the communities we serve, and in our daily lives." With A&K Philanthropy, sustainability is a living organism AKTG's commitment to sustainability builds on the established work of A&K Philanthropy (AKP), which already supports initiatives directly aligned with the company's chosen Goals. The organisation's school lunchme program exemplifies this alignment, addressing both zero hunger and quality education goals by providing nutritious meals to students in underserved communities. Current AKP projects aligned with the sustainability strategy include: School infrastructure and teacher training in Cambodia and Uganda; Health and hygiene education in India; and Support for girls’ education in Peru. As the group continues to grow, AKTG is committed to embedding sustainability into more journeys and destinations, demonstrating how luxury travel can be a force for positive change.

Australian travellers invited to Get Up and Gold Coast

The Gold Coast challenges Australian travellers to tap into the city's energy and love of life, with an invitation to Get Up and Gold Coast. Launched today, 27th August, by Experience Gold Coast, the new destination attraction campaign is the first for the city in almost five years and invites visitors to explore an evolved holiday destination that's truly come of age. According to Gold Coast mayor Tom Tate, the new campaign is grounded on Australia's enduring love affair with the city. Tate said: “We have been Australia's favourite holiday destination for more than 60 years. From beach holidays to eco-adventures and our adrenaline-packed theme park, millions of Aussies have wonderful memories of their time spent on the coast. As locals we get to enjoy the magic every day, and this campaign reinforces all the reasons why we love living here. Now we want to invite the rest of the country to 'Get up and Gold Coast!'' Experience Gold Coast CEO John Warn said Get Up and Gold Coast is part invitation, part challenge to visitors. According to Warn: “To 'Gold Coast' means to tap into our city's uniquely positive energy and find those wonderful moments, big and small, when you love life. Get Up and Gold Coast has a compelling life force to it that makes you want to join in and get the most out of the extraordinary things the Gold Coast has to offer.” Into QLD’s hottest destination 13 million Australians chose to visit the Gold Coast as of end-2024, with the most recent data from Tourism Research Australia revealing the Gold Coast is Australia's second largest holiday market, and Queensland's largest. Experience Gold Coast marketing head Brant Hirst said the new campaign captures the essence of the destination. Hirst said: “We know we have something pretty unique and special here on the Gold Coast. If visitors haven't been here for a while they'll discover a city that's all grown up with a sophisticated arts and cultural scene, a world class events calendar, leading universities and unforgettable natural beauty packaging up in a love for life unmatched anywhere in the world.” The new tourism campaign comes just weeks after Experience Gold Coast launched its first app, transforming how people explore the Gold Coast and offering curated tips, hidden gems and exclusive deals, all in the palm of one’s hand. A golden opportunity to explore Set against a backdrop of breathtaking Gold Coast scenery, the playful brand film follows a young Gold Coast local, as she tries to answer a simple question from her Norwegian pen pal: “What do you like to get up and do where you live?” The film is a vivid, fast-paced journey through the vibrant possibilities of life on the Gold Coast with the help of some familiar faces including eight-time world surfing champion Stephanie Gilmore and author and podcast host Ellidy Pullin. From beach walks and barista banter to waterfalls, rooftop bars and rollercoasters, the campaign showcases the best the Gold Coast has to offer from the well-known to the undiscovered; and even riding the waves with one of the world's best. Gilmore declared: “Being a part of the new Get Up and Gold Coast campaign has been so much fun. The campaign highlights all the great things about the Coast and really taps into the energy and spirit of the community. From escaping into nature, to great food, beaches and epic waves, you can see why I love living here.”

CDR is now a global member of the World Travel & Tourism Council

The World Travel & Tourism Council (WTTC) formally welcomed global talent advisory firm CDR as its newest global member. WTTC president and chief executive Julia Simpson said: “We are pleased to welcome CDR to our global Membership. Travel & Tourism is powered by people, and the sector’s success hinges on strong, inclusive, and future-ready leadership. CDR’s work in nurturing talent and guiding organisations through transformation will be a valuable asset to our community as we collectively navigate the challenges and opportunities ahead.” Likewise, CDR founder and CEO Christina Reti remarked: “We are proud to join WTTC at a time when leadership has never mattered more. Nurturing both existing and emerging human capital is essential to shaping a more resilient, inclusive, and innovative global Travel & Tourism sector. We look forward to contributing our voice to this dialogue and collaborating with peers committed to excellence and transformation.” A keen focus on leadership Headquartered in London, CDR’s focus sectors are in luxury hospitality and destination real estate. In that respect, the company partners with organisations around the world to shape leadership and unlock potential across the Travel & Tourism sector. With a strong belief that people are the most valuable asset in hospitality, the firm blends strategic foresight, deep industry expertise, and a human-centric philosophy to connect visionary leaders with transformative opportunities. To date, CDR has led over 400 C-suite and senior-level placements, spanning the hospitality, real estate, leisure, and luxury sectors. Its international footprint and trusted advisory role make CDR a key contributor to the evolving leadership landscape of Travel & Tourism. With its commitment to people-driven change and a future-focused mindset, CDR is set to play an active role within WTTC’s global platform, advancing conversations around leadership, diversity, talent development, and organisational resilience.

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