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Consumer Complaints Against Airlines Have Soared

Skift Blog

Skift Take: A consumer watchdog report found that complaints against airlines have continued to increase in 2023, despite improvements made on cancellations and delays. Meghna Maharishi Read the Complete Story On Skift

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The Impact of Crisis-Induced Changes in Refund Policy on Consumers - HK Poly Study

Hospitality Net

2020 saw unprecedented swathes of holiday cancellations. The year COVID-19 hit was a tough one for hospitality and tourism firms, who were forced to make swift decisions about changes to their refund policies. However, no one could clearly envisage how those crisis-induced changes would impact customer loyalty and trust.

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Revenge Travel is Here to Stay, Visa Study Reveals

Hospitality Net

edition of the Visa Global Travel Intentions Study, revealing emerging trends in consumer behaviors and preferences for outbound and inbound cross-border travel. Today Visa (NYSE: V) announced the results of its 2023 U.S. Travel has surged post-COVID and there are no signs of retreating, despite rising costs. According to U.S.

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Hospitality By The Numbers: 40+ Stats You Should Know

Webrezpro

Collected here are various statistics and forecasts to inform you of important global and local trends, revenue drivers, cancellation rates, market insights, and guest/consumer preferences. Knowing your numbers lends valuable insight for hoteliers as they plan and strategize for the year ahead.

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How To Avoid Overbooking In the Hotel Industry

Inn Quest

Here’s a brief explanation of the reasons why hotel overbookings happen: Uncertain Cancellations: Hotels anticipate a certain percentage of reservations to be canceled. However, when guests don’t cancel as expected, it can lead to overbooking. Why Do Hotel Overbookings Happen?

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New Details on the U.S.’s Automatic Refunds Rule for Airlines

Skift Blog

Skift Take: Skift has learned that any significant delay or cancellation, regardless of the reason, qualifies for an automatic refund as part of the Department of Transportation’s new consumer protection rules for the airline industry. Meghna Maharishi Read the Complete Story On Skift

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Future of OTAs in the Hospitality Industry: Trends & Predictions

Inn Quest

As travel restrictions and lockdowns have forced many travellers to cancel or postpone their plans, OTAs have had to adjust their strategies and offerings to remain relevant. Impact of COVID-19: The pandemic has had a significant impact on the travel and hospitality industry and OTAs have not been immune to these effects.

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