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Frank Belzer, the senior vice president of sales and partner relations at Margaritaville at Sea, recently shared his reflections on the significance of travel advisors in the travel industry. Having been actively involved in working with travel advisors for the past two decades, Belzer recognizes the unique value proposition that these professionals bring to the
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In the second quarter of this year, Sabre saw a 1% decline in air bookings in its global distribution system, totaling 76.2 million. However, CEO Kurt Ekert pointed out that despite this overall decrease, corporate bookings actually increased between 2% and 3% compared to the same period last year. This positive trend in corporate travel
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The newly opened Four Seasons Hotel Osaka, nestled in the One Dojima high-rise in the vibrant Dojima neighborhood, offers a one-of-a-kind experience on its Gensui floor. This floor presents a contemporary ryokan ambiance, featuring traditional Japanese elements such as tatami floor mats, sliding doors, low-seating arrangements, and futon-style sleeping platforms. Guests staying on the Gensui
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Beer festivals have always been a popular way for beer enthusiasts to gather, sample different brews, and engage with brewery owners and workers. While smaller local beer festivals have dwindled in recent years, there are still a handful of larger, more curated events that are worth attending. One such festival is the Great American Beer
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Marriott International’s CEO, Anthony Capuano, highlighted the significance of group bookings in the company’s business during its second-quarter earnings call. Groups accounted for 24% of worldwide room nights for the quarter, with a 10% increase in revenue per available room (RevPAR) compared to the previous year. Despite this positive trend, Capuano noted a potential pullback
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The Hawaii Tourism Authority (HTA) recently released data showing a decline in occupancy rates across hotels in Hawaii during the month of June. Compared to the previous year, Hawaii’s statewide occupancy dropped by 1.2 percentage points, with only 75.5% of hotel rooms being filled. This decrease indicates a potential weakening in tourist activity and demand
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