With the Covid-19 pandemic, many travellers will opt for point-to-point airlines such as low-cost that offer direct routes and will prefer to travel closer to home.
A growing desire for contactless technology could benefit travellers, destinations and airports.
Slovenia could feature as a promising traveller destination due to its sustainable character and its potential to meet growing traveller demands.
With key changes, low-cost carriers could benefit from reduced corporate travel budgets post-pandemic.
Wowcher’s promotion of mystery holiday packages acts as an enticing prospect for UK travelers. However, on-going international travel restrictions could hinder the chances success.
It is likely that space will increasingly become a theatre in which peer adversary contests are fought. However, commercialisation of space is also an important driver of technology.
The recently announced green list status of Portugal from the UK is overwhelmingly positive and has created a surge in demand.
With low barriers to entry and financial concerns still high amongst travellers, now may be the best time for new low-cost carriers to enter the market.
The use of space-based assets has been an option for the last 60 years, with its genesis rooted in the Cold War tensions between the US and the Soviet Union...
Vaccination rollout has been pinpointed as the catalyst for the recovery of international travel. However, the perceived high pricing of polymerase chain reaction (PCR) testing could hinder demand growth.
