Podcasts about World Travel Market

Fitur ya resiste la comparación con la ITB de Berlín, considerada tradicionalmente la feria turística más importante del mundo. En un aspecto clave, el número de profesionales, Madrid supera tanto al encuentro berlinés como a la World Travel Market de Londres, con 9.500 empresas participantes y un impacto económico en la capital española de 450 millones de euros. World2Meet cerró 2024 con 2.753 millones de euros de facturación, un 26,5% más que el año anterior, con un Ebitda positivo de entre 17 y 20 millones de euros, superando la previsión inicial en 15 millones de euros. De cara a 2025, la estimación es alcanzar los 3.196 millones de euros en ingresos. Grupo Hotusa y CBRE han celebrado la quinta edición del Spanish Host-In Forum. El encuentro ha reunido a 300 profesionales vinculados a los sectores financiero, inmobiliario y hotelero en un formato de dos ponencias y dos mesas redondas protagonizadas por destacadas personalidades del mundo de la inversión hotelera. España se encuentra en una posición privilegiada para afrontar los retos turísticos en los próximos años, si bien tendrá que adaptarse a un entorno cambiante, de acuerdo con el análisis de la directora de Fitur, María Valcarce. Con una infraestructura sólida, una diversidad de destinos única y una oferta cultural y gastronómica de primer nivel, el país sigue siendo uno de los destinos turísticos más competitivos del mundo, ha destacado Valcarce. Madrid alcanzó un récord turístico en 2024 con 11,2 millones de visitantes, un 5,5% más que en 2023, y un gasto internacional de 16.141 millones de euros, un 21% más. Estos resultados consolidan el turismo como uno de los sectores clave para la ciudad. Travelance ha anunciado las incorporaciones de Jumbo Tours, Dimensiones Club e Itinae como nuevos 'partners' de la alianza, con el objetivo de fortalecer su propuesta de valor en el mercado turístico. El Govern de las Illes Balears ha anunciado en Fitur que va a movilizar más de 1.120 millones de euros destinados a la mejora de la sostenibilidad turística de las islas, así como a la modernización de su propuesta dentro de este mismo sector de actividad.

This week's Eye on Travel Podcast with Peter Greenberg - from the World Travel Market in London, UK. Join Peter for a deep dive into one of the major exhibitors -- as well as the rich history and continuing development of Saudi Arabia with John Pagano - CEO of Red Sea Global - and Group Chief Executive Officer, Diriyah Gate Company Jerry Inzerillo. Then, if you think Saudi Arabia is just desert, think again. Barbara Buczek - Chief Destination Experiences Officer at Cruise Saudi - stops by to shed some light on the development of the country's cruise port Jeddah and what travelers can expect, especially with a country also starting its own cruise line.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

This week's Eye on Travel Podcast with Peter Greenberg - from the World Travel Market in London, UK. Join Peter for a deep dive into one of the major exhibitors -- as well as the rich history and continuing development of Saudi Arabia with John Pagano - CEO of Red Sea Global - and Group Chief Executive Officer, Diriyah Gate Company Jerry Inzerillo. Then, if you think Saudi Arabia is just desert, think again. Barbara Buczek - Chief Destination Experiences Officer at Cruise Saudi - stops by to shed some light on the development of the country's cruise port Jeddah and what travelers can expect, especially with a country also starting its own cruise line.See Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Abu Dhai tourism news from Abdullah Yousef, Director of International Operations, Department of Culture & Tourism who talks to Phil Blizzard at the World Travel Market, London.Listen to this comprehensive overview of the tourism development plans for the capital of the United Arab Emirates - from dedicated zones to the worlds largest entertainment sphere.

Eric Pestano y Ana Julia Martínez (Tramo de 12:20 a 13:00)

Eric Pestano y Ana Julia Martínez (Tramo de 11:20 a 12:20)

Eric Pestano y Ana Julia Martínez (Tramo de 12:20 a 13:00)

Eric Pestano y Ana Julia Martínez (Tramo de 11:20 a 12:20)

Estaba previsto que saliera y ha salido mejor. ¿No me crees?, es fácil, escúchalo. Dos horas de radio que han estado precedidas de una amplia dedicación en el capítulo de preparación y que el directo se ha correspondido con lo antes garantizado. La perfección no existe y alguna conexión telefónica no ha rozado las mil maravillas, pero la profesionalidad del equipo consigue que nada se note. Seis invitados han dado mucho lustre al amplio capítulo de temas que marcan la rabiosa actualidad, destacando dos ellos por encima de todos los demás, el resultado de las elecciones en los EEUU con la aplastante victoria del candidato republicano Donald Trump y los efectos colaterales que siguen y seguirán dándose en la catastrófica DANA que ha asolado la provincia de Valencia. Nuestros colaboradores Santiago Alcarranza y Elisio Da Silva, han sido los primeros en entrar en debate y análisis para ofrecer, cada uno desde su prisma, su visión en torno a la victoria de Trump y la derrota de Kamala Harris. El pueblo americano ha decidido y a los demás nos queda el recurso de la opinión y el respeto democrático. Humberto Normey, presidente de la sección de Medio Ambiente de Lions España, se ha acercado hasta nuestros estudios en Benidorm para contarnos una de las historias más maravillosas que hemos escuchado en estos días tan tristes desde que la DANA asoló casi 70 pueblos del interior de la provincia de Valencia. La amistad y la humanidad de alguien que compró, llevó y donó un coche a un amigo que lo acababa de perder todo y que por su mente pasaban los peores pensamientos que pueda tener una persona en plena desesperación. Objetivo cumplido. Digno de ser escuchado. Nuestro peregrino favorito, Álvaro Lazaga, esta a cuatro días de cumplir su Camino hacia Santiago de Compostela número 57. 78 días después de haberlo iniciado en la francesa ciudad de Arles, está apunto de culminar una nueva aventura dentro de su historia personal, la unión, piel con piel, con el Camino de Santiago. Casi 2.000 kilómetros recorridos entre el este y el sur de Francia, los pirineos y todo el norte de España, dejan un relato, resumidos en vídeos publicados en YouTube que documentan una pasión sin parangón. No termina el programa ahí, aún hay más, y es que dos de nuestros mejores colaboradores aun tenían que intervenir. El primero, Francisco González, quien nos ha vuelto a dar una magistral clase de compromiso con el análisis de las noticias más suculentas que salpican el panorama de la justicia y los tribunales en este país que, con el drama de la DANA, todavía se complica mucho más. Escucha a Francisco porque se ofrecido de manera desinteresada para atender a todos aquellos damnificados por est6e desastre. Y Alberto Varela, director del hotel Meliá Benidorm, que nos ha ayudado a entender, desde el punto de vista turístico, la importancia del turismo americano para nuestro país, la afectación que puede tener para el sector el drama de la DANA y la importancia de la World Travel Market, feria turística que se está celebrando en este momento en la capital inglesa de Londres.

Jane Dutton speaks to Iga Motylska the Travel and Photographer Blogger about the travel trends from the continent's biggest travel and tourism conference.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

In this week's edition of Being Green, Glynis Crook speaks to World Travel Market Africa sales manager, Penny Fraser, and marketing manager, Olivia Gradridge, about how seriously the tourism industry is taking the negative impact it makes on the environment.

LoAnn Halden, VP of Communications at IGLTA, is in town for the Africa World Travel Market, running from April 10th to 12th at the CTICC. The event features Equal Africa, launched in 2019, which focuses on LGBTQ+ travel in Africa with content created by IGLTA.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Join Africa Melane as he sits down with Lee-Anne Singer, Marketing Director at the Singer Group Marketing Communications, Tourism & Hospitality as she gives us a preview of the World Travel Market opening on the 10th of April 2024See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

At the Slovenian pavilion as part of the famous World Travel Market in London, the star attraction in 2023 was an enormous, old-fashioned mechanical printing press. Alongside it was shelving full of all the analogue tools of the trade a printer would need: shelf upon shelf of letters cast in lead in various fonts and sizes, inks—altogether around three tons of material that had been transported by truck from Ljubljana. Guests could come to the pavilion and take home a beautiful souvenir colour travel poster, printed on the very machine on show, featuring Ljubljana's market and Triple Bridge. They could also meet my guest for this episode, master printer Marko Drpic. In this episode, we look at how printing of books in particular helped Slovenia toward independence, and how tourists can participate in their own printmaking workshops while visiting.At the old print shop in Ljubljana, you can become a manual typesetter, designer, and printer. You'll select the letters for the alphabet poster and learn how carefully they need to be set to make a good impression. You'll select the colour of the alphabet and apply the ink to the letters. Then you can make the first impression. And probably a second one and perhaps another until the poster is perfect. The Slovenian Tourist Board (STB) has designated Art and Culture as the overarching communication theme for 2024 and 2025. Cultural tourism, renowned for its sustainability, appeals to travellers seeking authentic experiences, a deep connection with local heritage, and a genuine immersion in artistic creativity. With its top artists, a year-round calendar of inspiring events, and a wealth of cultural heritage, Slovenia is poised to captivate visitors 365 days a year.Feel Slovenia the Podcast is brought to you by the Slovenian Tourist Board and hosted by Dr Noah Charney.Sound Production: Urska Charney For more inspirational content, check out www.slovenia.info and our social media channels, including Instagram, Facebook, YouTube, Twitter, Pinterest, LinkedIn and Tripadvisor.

Whether it's a world-class sporting arena, art gallery, music festival or museum, how do you create an experience for the end user that will keep them coming back for more?In this episode, we draw on experts from a variety of sectors to uncover what the key factors that go into creating a seamless visitor experience.Ross Calladine is Head of Business Support for VisitEngland. As part of his role, Ross is VisitEngland's in-house accessibility specialist developing initiatives that help tourism businesses and destinations tap into the high value, growing accessible tourism market. Ross has led the development of an innovative Accessibility Guides website, spearheaded the production of a number of guidance booklets and he also manages VisitEngland's Accessible & Inclusive Tourism Award, which recognises leaders in the field. Ross also convenes and chairs England's Inclusive Tourism Action Group comprising leading accessible tourism stakeholders.Ross was appointed Disability and Access Ambassador for Tourism by the UK Government in January 2022 and regularly speaks at industry events, most recently including 1st UNWTO Conference on Accessible Tourism, World Travel Market, ITB Berlin and Destinations for All World Summit.Anna is Co-founder and Director of Partnerships at Smartify, a global guide to art and culture. Partnering with the world's cultural heritage organisations, Smartify empowers people to connect with the world's creativity.Anna is also a Trustee of Tate, the youngest ever trustee of a UK national museum. She is also Trustee of Hope in Haringey. Anna was listed on the Forbes 30 Under 30 list in 2019 and Apollo Art Magazine's 40 Under 40 list in 2021. She sits on the UK5G Creative Industries working group and Creative Industries Policy and Evidence Centre (PEC).

In this the third episode of the TravelWise  World Travel Market Trilogy series  the focus is on two major tourism projects in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia - first its AlUla which has been described as a living museum of sandstone outcrops, historic developments, and preserved tombs . But with a 'jam packed' events and activity calender it is more than that as I discovered when I spoke with Melanie D'Souza, Executive Director of the Royal Commission for AlUla .   So in this podcast discover the extraordinary heritage and more of AlUla. The other stopping off point is the Red Sea - a phenomenal project in the Kingdom, now coming to life with the opening of luxurious accommodation as highlighted by John Pagano, CEO, Red Sea Global, along with their philosophy of regenerative tourism.

In this the second of the TravelWise  World Travel Market Trilogy series  we have a focus on aviation as I take off with Saudi Arabia's start up airline - Riyadh Air where I talk to Vincent Coste, CCO  about their plans and how starting from scratch in the digital era is a big  advantage to both the airline and it's future customers. Next on my WTM  fight path is a stop over at the Kingom of Saudi Arabia's legacy carrier - Saudia. The focus here is their rebranding and the use of technology, including AI, to enhance the customer experience.  Final destination in this aviation special is Air Mauritius and the latest news regarding their UK - Mauritius route. New airport, new aircraft and new daily service.

Despite being a UK based podcast, we've now been downloaded in 137 countries, that's 70% of the worlds countries, which absolutely blows my mind (Still no Greenland though).So I thought it was a good idea to go hunt out a superstar from a different part of the world and found that in the form of the totally awesome Eddy Tannous, COO at Rotana Hotel Management.It was a chance meeting as Eddy was in London for World Travel Market and we met up in a public space in the stunning Kimpton Fitzroy London, as such it's a live environment so forgive the atmosphere at times.This chat is packed and we get through:-The FutureCab DriversStarting in FitnessDepartment Cross TrainingFinding the spark in Revenue ManagementBecoming a GMManaging Multiple BrandsEconomy v LuxuryGoals and AttitudeMoving into Regional RolesRotanaSaudi ArabiaInnovationThe Haircut IncidentEddy is a class act and there are so many amazing lessons all the way through our chat from someone who clearly cares deeply about Hospitality and the people who work within it.Enjoy!The GuestEddy Tannous is the COO of Rotana Hotel Managment Corporation. He has been working in the hospitality industry for the last 23 years, during which, he has been fortunate to grow through various entry level, managerial and leadership roles across several disciplines. His journey has taken him through hotel based, cluster and regional roles, both in commercial and operational fields. He believes that the most important catalyst for success in our industry is "People" and likes to build connections with people around him and unlock the full potential of the collective capabilities combined for achieving the best possible outcome from any situation. An approach he applies to his professional and personal life.LinkedIn - https://www.linkedin.com/in/eddy-tannous-643b7710/Instagram - @tannouseddyThe SponsorToday's episode comes to you in partnership with RotaCloud, the people management platform for shift-based teams.RotaCloud lets managers create and share rotas, record attendance, and manage annual leave in minutes — all from a single, web-based app.It makes work simple for your team, too, allowing them to check their rotas, request holiday, and even pick up extra shifts straight from their phones.Try RotaCloud's time-saving tools today by heading to https://rotacloud.com/philThis podcast uses the following third-party services for analysis: Podcorn - https://podcorn.com/privacyChartable - https://chartable.com/privacy

In this the first of the TravelWise  World Travel Market Trilogy series  we have a focus on Dubai as I talk to two brothers, both CEOs and both leaders of key tourism and hospitality entities.   The  brothers are  Fahad Kazim, CEO,  Millennium Hotels & Resorts, Middle East & Africa and Issam Kazim, CEO, Dubai Tourism. Both attended the World Travel Market,  London to promote  Dubai by meeting key players from across the world in this major tourism event.In the second episode of the World Travel Market Trilogy the focus will be aviation and the third part with feature the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

In today's episode recorded at this year's World Travel Market, London, South Africa's Minister of Tourism Patricia de Lille talks recovery of SA's tourism sector, women empowerment, SMME support, and airlift to South Africa and to the continent in general. She debunks the assertion that she is destroying the tourism industry and will crack the whip at corrupt officials undermining investigation processes at South African Tourism.

TravelWise - Phil Blizzard goes luxury cruising, samples the Emirates  Premium Economy Experiences and visits the World Travel Market, London - find out more in this preview of the episodes to end the year.

14.11.23 Pt 1 - Sam Cowen joins Gareth and Bakh'abantu in studio. Gareth reveals his inner serial killer tendencies, while Sam describes her love of swimming. Agie Adams from Tourist Travel Services drops by for a chat about the World Travel Market. www.cliffcentral.com

La Ruta de la Tapa de Rincón de la Victoria, se celebra desde el 10 al 19 de noviembre con una treintena de tapas diferentes de entre 2 y 3 euros, y que se premiaran con más de 3.000 euros en total. Esta ruta se consolida en su guía digital vinculada a Google Maps ofreciendo a los usuarios una herramienta básica para su promoción. De esto y de la World Travel Market a la que ha asistido nuestro municipio, hablamos con el concejal de Turismo, Antonio José Martín.

España ha sido reconocida como mejor destino sostenible del mundo para 2024 y el País Vasco como una de las mejores regiones por descubrir el próximo año, entregados ayer por Lonely Planet en Londres, en el stand de Turespaña, dentro de la celebración de la World Travel Market. Airbus registró un beneficio neto de 2.332 millones de euros durante los nueve primeros meses de 2023, cifra que se sitúa un 9% por debajo de los beneficios de un año antes. Turespaña ha presentado el Plan de Ferias 2024, que contempla su participación en 32 ferias internacionales en distintos mercados de Europa, Asia y América, cinco menos que en este año, según ha informado el organismo en un comunicado. Airbnb ha presentado la colección 'Recomendaciones del viajero' con dos millones de alojamientos que "triunfan" en la plataforma por sus valoraciones, evaluaciones y fiabilidad. TUI y LEVEL se unen para promocionar Estados Unidos. La mayorista ha preparado unos paquetes especiales para viajar durante este año y 2024 a los destinos operados por la aerolínea en Estados Unidos.

ROMA (ITALPRESS) - L'Italia fa gola al Regno Unito. Sono in aumento i visitatori britannici nella Penisola e anche fuori stagione. Lo conferma lo studio Enit presentato al World Travel Market di Londra./gtr

The great and the good in tourism gather this week in London for the World Travel Market. Tourism Ireland will be there banging the drum over there to drive visitors to the entire island of Ireland as tourist numbers, haven't quite yet recovered from the pandemic.The company has a new boss - the former Google Executive Alice Mansergh who joined Joe on the show.

ROMA (ITALPRESS) - L'Italia fa gola al Regno Unito. Sono in aumento i visitatori britannici nella Penisola e anche fuori stagione. Lo conferma lo studio Enit presentato al World Travel Market di Londra./gtr

Today's travel podcast features James Asquith, founder of Global Airlines – a start-up that aims to fly the Airbus A380 “SuperJumbo” across the Atlantic and to other destinations with an unbeatable inflight experience. I caught up with James at World Travel Market 2023 in London – where he told me that the double-deck plane is the key to success. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Monocle's Carlota Rebelo discusses the surprise resignation of Portugal's prime minister António Costa and what it means for the country. Also in the programme: panellists Lisette Reymer and Yossi Mekelberg discuss one month of “carnage” in Israel and Gaza according to the UN; G7 ministers meet in Japan; and Kenya marks a nationwide tree-planting day. Plus: we report from the World Travel Market in London.See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Se han cumplido las previsiones y el programa ha cumplido con todo aquellos que tenía previsto. Incluso un poco más, porque sin preverlo hemos tenido tiempo para lanzar una editorial en la que dejar claro la posición de BOM Radio Benidorm con respecto a la locura que supone aprobar en el Congreso una ley de Amnistía a favor de los delincuentes que intentaron el golpe de estado del octubre de 2017. Fede Fuster, presidente de HOSBEC, nos ha dado la actualidad que se vive en la feria World Travel Market que se está celebrando en Londres, con datos muy interesantes acerca del futuro más inmediato del sector turístico y el mercado inglés. Ha cogido el relevo la concejal de Fiestas del Ayuntamiento de Benidorm, Mariló Cerebros, para darnos todos los detalles en la gran semana festivo del año, no en vano este viernes dan comienzo las Fiestas Patronales de Benidorm. En la segunda hora del programa hemos escuchado íntegramente la conversación mantenida entre nuestro director Leopoldo Bernabeu y el alcalde de Benidorm y presidente de la Diputación Toni Pérez. En ella ha realizado un extenso repaso de toda la gestión política realizada en los últimos meses al frente de ambas administraciones. Y hemos cerrado el programa con la interesante intervención de el director de www.elmundofinanciero.com José Luis Barceló, dando su profesional opinión sobre la situación que se está generando en España a raíz de futura ley de amnistía, las decisiones de los jueces, y las prebendas otorgadas a los independentistas.

Javier Rodríguez (Tramo de 11:20 a 12:20)

Javier Rodríguez (Tramo de 12:20 a 13:00)

Javier Rodríguez (Tramo de 11:20 a 12:20)

Javier Rodríguez (Tramo de 12:20 a 13:00)

Legendary travel guide writer Tim Burford, who's been writing for Bradt Guides for three decades, gives the inside track on his world – and where you should be going in 2024. We're talking at World Travel Market in London.This podcast is free, as is my weekly newsletter. Subscribe here for it to be delivered every Friday to your inbox. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Annie Fitzsimmons is a travel creative and editor and has worked in the travel industry for more than 17 years, traveling to six continents and reporting–on destinations, people, culture, hotels, and restaurants, and more – through numerous content platforms. Annie is currently writing and researching her book for National Geographic and Disney Publishing,  “Hotels of a Lifetime," to be published in 2024.  Most recently, she worked as Luxury Travel + Advisor Editor for AFAR Media, also hosting AFAR Live and Live from AFAR. Prior to AFAR, she was an editor at Virtuoso - one of the industry's leading networks for travel advisors - and held many roles at National Geographic over nine years, as their first and only Urban Insider, traveling the world and reporting on cities, culture, and lifestyle as their major female brand voice. She was a founding member of their Editorial Council, as well as spokesperson and foreword writer for two NatGeo books, The World's Best Cities and The World's Most Romantic Destinations.  Annie has been a keynote speaker and panelist on travel trends, media, and content at events around the world, including SXSW in Austin, World Travel Market in London, the International Tourism Conference in Latvia (sponsored by the U.S. Embassy in Riga), the Hospitality World Congress in Barcelona, and ILTM Americas in Mexico.  She is based in west London with her family, after living in her beloved NYC for more than a decade. She has been a licensed NYC tour guide since 2008.  On this episode, Annie returns to the show to revisit her one way ticket to Switzerland, to update us on her book, and to share 10 more “if these walls could talk” hotels. They are: 1. Grand-Hôtel du Cap-Ferrat, Côte d'Azur 2. Hotel Sacher, Vienna 3. Hotel d'Angleterre & Nimb Hotel, Copenhagen (tie) 4. Baur au Lac, Zurich 5. Carlton, Cannes 6. Reid's Palace, Madeira  7. Hotel Jerome, Aspen  8. Hotel Eden Rock, St. Barts  9. Oberoi Amarvilas, Agra 10. Belmond Venice-Simplon Orient Express, Train  Annie is just one of the engaging personalities featured on The One Way Ticket Show, where Host Steven Shalowitz explores with his guests where they would go if given a one way ticket, no coming back. Their destinations may be in the past, present, future, real, imaginary or a state of mind. Steven's guests have included: Nobel Peace Prize Winner, President Jose Ramos-Horta; Former CIA Director, General David H. Petraeus, US Army (Ret.); Legendary Talk Show Host, Dick Cavett; Law Professor, Alan Dershowitz; Fashion Expert, Tim Gunn; Broadcast Icon, Charles Osgood; International Rescue Committee President & CEO, David Miliband; Former Senator, Joe Lieberman; CNN Chief International Correspondent, Clarissa Ward; Playwright, David Henry Hwang; Journalist-Humorist-Actor, Mo Rocca; "1000 Places to See Before You Die" Author, Patricia Schultz; SkyBridge Capital Founder & Co-Managing Partner, Anthony Scaramucci; Abercrombie & Kent Founder, Geoffrey Kent; Travel Expert, Pauline Frommer, as well as leading photographers, artists, chefs, writers, entrepreneurs, intellectuals, etc.

This podcast was recorded on 7th November 2022 during World Travel Market in London.  Joining Jon Howell was Bronwen Auret, Chief Quality Assurance Officer at South African Tourism. SAT has been a long-term partner of AviaDev Africa and is one of the tourism authorities in Africa that really understand the value and impact of airlift on their success. Together we discussed:

The Managing Director of the Tanzania Tourist Board Felix John on the sidelines of the just ended World Travel Market outlines Tanzania's post pandemic strategies and to diversify and grow its market share on the VA Tourism Podcast  

*Boat from Isla Mujeres wins fishing tournament in Cozumel The crew members of the "Ceviche" boat from Isla Mujeres win the trophy, cash and stay in a hotel in Cozumel. *Tulum arrives at the World Travel Market in London The delegation from Tulum attended business meetings with tour operators from Europe and the Middle East. *City Hall worker is run over by Cancun taxi driver The city hall worker who was rammed by the Cancun taxi driver was taken to the hospital for treatment. *They file an invalidity action against the indigenous consultation law in Q. Roo The lawsuit is focused on the violation of fundamental rights of indigenous peoples. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/cjr-news/support

Hoy comentamos lo más destacado de la segunda jornada de la World Travel Market y la reacción de Airbnb a las nuevas peticiones de transparencia por parte de la Unión Europa.

For consumers who have spent the last few years yearning for travel, it's an exciting time. Borders are open, the threat of lock downs seems to have passed, restrictions have lifted, and there are excellent travel deals to be had. But at what cost to the planet? Many travelers are seeking ways for their "revenge travel" to have less of a negative impact on the planet. How will the travel industry meet the demand for sustainable options? What should businesses be doing now to meet the demands of consumers and regulators? What brands are innovating in Ecotourism? In this episode, Caroline Bremner speaks with us ahead of her appearance at the World Travel Market, where she will be publishing her latest travel innovation report. Learn all about the latest trends in Ecotourism and what brands can do to stay relevant in an industry where sustainability is increasingly vital.