HSMAI PERSPECTIVE: Back to Business
The return of corporate travel means the return of corporate travelers. How has the experience changed — and how hasn’t it — for our customers?
The return of corporate travel means the return of corporate travelers. How has the experience changed — and how hasn’t it — for our customers?
Carolyn Corda, Chief Marketing Officer, ADARA, provides HSMAI insights on their latest traveler trend findings in this video, including improvement in business travel bookings.
Sheila Hession, executive director of sales at MGM National Harbor in National Harbor, Maryland, spoke with HSMAI about her story of recovery, her plans for the upcoming year, and some insight into who she is.
Carolyn Corda, Chief Marketing Officer, ADARA, provides HSMAI insights on their latest traveler trend findings in this video.
A dive into the performance related to individual business travelers immediately following Labor Day and looking forward through the end of October.
According to Groups360’s most recent research into the shopping and buying experiences of part-time meeting planners, these administrative professionals stated that nearly all of their meeting types will return to the face-to-face format as soon as it’s safe to do so.
In this video, SiteMinder’s James Bishop, Senior Director, Global Demand Partnerships, provides HSMAI insight into where booking is rising the fastest, with several European countries leading the way.
HSMAI’s Sales Advisory Board members recently discussed the statement on the 2020 RFP season and debated their views. Here are some of their thoughts, presented in their own words.
This HSMAI and Cvent white paper provides insights into how online group-booking software solutions can maximize your bottom line with up-to-the-minute information.
Of the 168 markets that STR tracks around the United States, 25 are delineated as the “Top 25 Markets.” They are not necessarily the largest markets, but those that, as a group, give the best indication of performance in the larger metros around the country.
A report from the business travel management firm Concur finds that while younger employees might have slightly higher hotel expenses, this is offset by far lower amounts spent on dining and entertainment overall—a trend that holds up globally.
Insights into why more hotels are taking steps to prevent last-minute cancellations through increased fees and smaller cancellation windows. Read the article from Lodging Magazine.
Corporate transient business defied earlier growth expectations, leaving hoteliers trying to figure out a way to boost that business or replace it.
Hilton Worldwide, Marriott International, Hyatt Hotels Corp., InterContinental Hotels Group and Choice Hotels International, have begun offering discounted rates for loyalty members who book directly on the brands’ websites or mobile apps. The industry move, meant to project that travelers can find the best deals with a hotel and not through third-party channels, presents an added challenge for corporates.