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Travel is changing: will you be an excited experientialist or a travel tech-fluencer in 2033?

Travel is changing: will you be an excited experientialist or a travel tech-fluencer in 2033? | Customer service in tourism | Scoop.it

"Report commissioned by travel technology company Amadeus and administered by global research firm Northstar Research Partners defines the four new traveler profiles – Traveler Tribes – that will emerge in the next decade ..."

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Research unveils Chinese travelers’ changing lifestyle

Research unveils Chinese travelers’ changing lifestyle | Customer service in tourism | Scoop.it

"Hilton has revealed results from consumer research of Chinese travelers undertaken by global information and measurement houses, Kantar and Nielsen ..."

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Four Seasons integrates wellness into branding with smart social campaign

Four Seasons integrates wellness into branding with smart social campaign | Customer service in tourism | Scoop.it

"The success of a hotel brand is no longer just measured by whether it provides a clean room, friendly service, and fair prices ..."

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The decade of the "young old" begins

The decade of the "young old" begins | Customer service in tourism | Scoop.it

"THE YEAR 2020 will mark the beginning of the decade of the yold, or the “young old”, as the Japanese call people aged between 65 and 75. The height of the baby boom, the period of high fertility in rich countries after the second world war, was 1955-60 ..."

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Travel companies must focus on lifestyle to survive: Something to declare

Travel companies must focus on lifestyle to survive: Something to declare | Customer service in tourism | Scoop.it

"The days of travel brands surviving only as service providers is over ..."


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