Travel Leaders' 2009 Travel Trends Survey reveals how the U.S. recession is playing a significant factor in various trends, and lists the top trip types and destinations for the new year.
A nationwide survey of more than 200 travelers was conducted earlier this month by RUF Strategic Solutions on behalf of Travel Guard.
River cruising and travel to Europe and South America are just a few travel trends expected to gain popularity in 2009, according to a study by Globus.
Peter Yesawich, president and CEO of Ypartnership, expects more consumers to turn to travel agents when planning their trips in 2009.
Commerce reports wins and losses in international travel.
A report by the UK-based newspaper The Herald has listed some less traditional destinations for travel in 2009, citing cost-efficient savings.
The Commerce Department's Bureau of Economic Analysis reports that spending on tourism and travel dropped at an annual rate of 8.1 percent in the third quarter, the largest decrease since 2001.
As the current economic downturn impacts holiday travel, agents and travelers can expect last-minute airfare sales and a decrease in overall transit, USA Today reports.
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Authentic travel, second-city travel, and "climate" sightseeing expected to grow in the coming year, say specialists.
What percentage of clients enters your office having already done preliminary Internet research on their trip?