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People want to make seamless travel payments, but can we keep up?

Hotel Speak

The world of travel payments is tough, with high expectations from consumers and complex transaction requirements for B2Bs Travel bookings are back. Online sales are expected to account for 76% of total revenue in the travel and tourism sector by 2028, by which time, revenue is set to reach £746.4bn ( Statista ).

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Luxury Trends 2024 – 20 Crucial Trends to Watch

MediaBoom

Consumers are craving authenticity, experiences, and a deeper connection with the brands they invest in. A recent Bain & Company repor t found that 70% of global luxury consumers are now willing to pay a premium for well-made, durable items that will stay relevant for years to come. With a projected market value of US$368.9

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Marketing Strategies for Travel Agents – 13 Helpful Tips

MediaBoom

According to travel resource Dream Big Travel Far, online sales will account for 73 percent of tourism and travel revenue by 2026. Exploding Topics writes that over 90 percent of consumers trust referrals over other advertising avenues.

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Australia’s Hotel Industry – Into 2023 and Beyond 

Inn Quest

The contribution to GDP of the tourism industry on the whole is currently 1.6% (Statista). Other figures from Statista are as follows: Australia’s hotel segment specifically is forecasted to see revenues of US $6.75 According to Tourism Australia, there were 2.2 billion and is expected to grow by 13.3% in 2023 (IBISWorld).