With costs rising and flow more difficult to achieve, sales teams must exceed revenue expectations for hotels and/or ownership to achieve acceptable profit levels. The HSMAI Sales Advisory Board got together to discuss how to meet those revenue expectations.
According to the latest Longwoods International tracking study of American travelers, 44% of them say they are reducing the number of trips they are taking because of record-high prices at the pump, up from 36% in May. Insights on the findings for HSMAI from President & CEO Amir Eylon.
According to the latest Longwoods International tracking study of American travelers, 41% of them say record-high prices at the pump will greatly impact their decisions to travel in the next six months, up from 32% in May.
Longwoods International’s tracking study reveals many reasons for optimism in that COVID-19 fears among travelers continue to recede, even as travel sentiment is being impacted by higher gas prices in ways that may alter traveler behavior. Exclusive insights on the findings for HSMAI from Longwoods President & CEO Amir Eylon.
Longwood International’s ongoing tracking study continues to indicate strong pent up demand and most key Travel Sentiment Indicators continuing their positive trends. However, the issue of rising gas prices is having a growing impact.
About six in ten travelers indicate rising gas prices will impact their travel plans during the next six months. In fact, three in ten travelers say this will greatly impact their upcoming travel. Longwoods President & CEO Amir Eylon provides insight for HSMAI.
Longwwods International’s ongoing tracking study brings more encouraging news from key Travel Sentiment Indicators that points to strong Spring Break and Summer Travel seasons ahead.
As the reports grow of the delta variant’s decrease in cases, its impact on key Travel Sentiment Indicators is fading, taking them close to levels not seen since earlier in the summer, reports Longwoods International President & CEO Amir Eylon. Here are his insights into the findings prepared for HSMAI.
As the reports grow of the delta variant’s decrease in cases, its impact on key Travel Sentiment Indicators is fading, taking them close to levels not seen since earlier in the summer, reports Longwoods International President & CEO Amir Eylon. Here are his insights into the findings prepared for HSMAI.
According to the latest Longwoods International tracking study of American travelers, despite initial hopes, leisure travel this fall and holiday period is not expected to rebound significantly. Get insights on the findings prepared by CEO Amir Eylon for HSMAI.
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