Business travel is rebounding more slowly than leisure travel, and industry experts don’t expect a full recovery before 2024. The term bleisure was first coined in 2009 by the Future Laboratory, a business consulting group. Parts of bleisure travel packages come out of the employee’s [...]
After a tumultuous period in the travel industry’s history subject to frequent fluctuations, every company has been forced to rethink its approach to the future – for both its guests and its employees. This website uses Google Ads, Twitter, and LinkedIn [...]
Large group gatherings could actually benefit more from a hybrid work and leisure model if people feel that it’s important to get out and go to a convention once or twice a year, especially when these summits have been largely absent of late. For example, somebody [...]
Caribbean Lifestyle Belize is a multi-platform resource that inspires travelers to choose Belize and connects visitors on a journey where adventures are endless. Characterized by its warm and friendly hospitality, Portofino is the epitome of barefoot luxury and relaxation. The beach resort is just six miles north [...]
October 6, 2023 • Fog harvesting has long been a method of accumulating water all over the world. As local weather change makes water tougher and harder to seek out, expertise is making it easier to tug water from the air. Financial support for ScienceDaily comes from ads and referral [...]
The Caribbean, the Bahamas, and Bermuda were the most popular destinations, welcoming about 12 million cruise travelers. This scenario changed drastically in 2020 as the pandemic disrupted the cruise market. For instance, TUI AG’s global revenue from the cruises segment roughly halved in 2020 over the [...]
The sharing economy will also play an important role in giving authenticity to those immersive experiences. For instance, helping travellers to find accommodations that are owned by locals who can offer tours and tips. Audience targeting can be segmented out by [...]
Yet, scientific proof fails to clearly show that technology has displaced so many workers that it has created more problems than it has solved. Indeed, automation threatens repetitive jobs but higher-end jobs are nonetheless necessary as a result of they complement technology and guide jobs that “requires flexibility judgment and [...]
