In 2020 a study was done by a group of professionals, the Responsible Travel Insiders, with the support of Ostela Tourism Management School. The resulting report, When We Travel Again, and...
The COVID-19 pandemic has resulted in a global spike in remote work. However, most people have a ‘home base’ such as a house or apartment, where they spend most of...
A new report from the Adventure Travel Trade Association (ATTA), QuickLook: Adventure Travel Business Health (December 2020) (the full download is only available to ATTA Business and Professional Members), has...
Each year, the ATTA produces the Adventure Travel Trends Snapshot report, a compilation of data resulting from a survey of adventure travel industry operators on topics such as destinations, activities, and...
Tripadvisor and Phocuswright recently released a joint report reviewing consumer travel behavioral trends throughout 2020: A Year in Travel: Charting the Travel Industry’s Path to Recovery (free and publicly available)....
In late September 2020, the World Travel and Tourism Council (WTTC) partnered with Oliver Wyman to release a report entitled To Recovery & Beyond: The Future of Travel & Tourism...
After more than seven months of canceled flights, hotel closures, and restricted access to popular destinations worldwide, the adventure travel business received some much-needed good news. The 2020 COVID-19 Pandemic...
Adventure travelers expect to resume near pre-COVID level travel spending in 2021, three years before the overall U.S. travel market is expected to recover. In June-July 2020, Adventure Travel Trade...
The Adventure Travel Trade Association (ATTA) has released findings from its Second Adventure Business Impact Monitor Survey: COVID-19. Fielded to adventure industry constituents from May 14-31, 2020, and answered by...
The Adventure Travel Trade Association (ATTA) and George Washington University International Institute of Tourism Studies (GW) are pleased to release the 2020 Edition of the Adventure Tourism Competitiveness Index (the...
