2021 may not be a boom year for European hotels, with continued travel restrictions expected through the first half of the year, but growth is around the corner. ow.ly/qXql50Ds7S5

What will airline passenger flows recovery look like? It will vary by country and region. Market mix and policies will affect growth and timing. ow.ly/IDwC50Dr4Z6

WEBINAR : 23 February Join us and YouGov for our joint webinar on the Tourism Outlook for Middle East destinations. Register here: bit.ly/3ucVIsz #tourism #travel #TE #Webinar #travelrecovery

The travel industry is hoping the vaccine rollout will provide hope for the recovery of travel. However, vaccine distribution is uneven and slow in 2021 to date for many countries. Israel is leading the world, closely followed but the UAE and UK. #Tourism #Travel #TE

Countries such as Germany, the UK, France and parts of Scandinavia are likely to be more resilient in 2021 and 2022 with an earlier industry recovery as the domestic share of tourism will remain even higher than usual. Read more here: ow.ly/jkpC50DP5ek #TE #Tourism

Countries reliance on Travel and Tourism varies. Dubai is very dependent on travel & tourism, and its recovery from the Covid-19 induced recession will rely heavily on recovery in this sector. #TE #Tourism #Travel

Some Western European markets, such as Luxembourg, Belgium, Switzerland and the Netherlands have notably high potential for additional growth in the domestic market as a substitute for international travel. Read more here: ow.ly/7ENh50DP6gB #TE #Tourism #Travel

Global travel activity in 2021 is set to only rise to levels that are less than half the pre-crisis volume, following a greater than 70% drop in 2020. #TE #Travel #Tourism #TourismEconomics

2021 has an air of optimism due to the development of multiple vaccines at the end of 2020 and the subsequent commencement of vaccination programmes across the globe. #TE #Travel #Tourism #TourismEconomics

Countries in Europe, North America and Middle East are amongst the quickest in the global #vaccine rollout. Particularly notable are the vaccination rates in the US, UK, Israel and UAE, with all four countries expected to vaccinate 70% of their populations by the end of 2021. #TE

The development of multiple #vaccines provides a glimmer of hope for 2021 #travel performance. Tourism Economics upside scenario sees international arrivals exceed 2019 levels by 2023. Find out more about European #tourism trends amidst #COVID19 ➡️ bit.ly/2Z1fxVk

Vaccination roll-out in some Middle Eastern countries has been among the fastest globally. This will facilitate the lifting of local and international travel restrictions. ow.ly/xOf050EdkcN #TE

In recent weeks, new cases of Covid-19 - particularly in the UAE and Bahrain - have started to fall. Read more here: bit.ly/3sWWhp7

For an industry devasted by the health crisis, the restart will not come soon enough. But how can travel resume safely? Join us on April 8 at 15:00 CEST with Brand USA Gloria Guevara Manzo WTTC ENIT S.p.A. 🇮🇹 Tourism Economics @ExpediaMedia bit.ly/3msjQ6R

Corp #travel will be resumed by 80% of companies in next few months. Tourism Economics Adam Sacks HUNTER Conference l

.STR and Tourism Economics have upgraded their U.S. #hotel forecast, but still say that demand won't fully recover until late 2023: bit.ly/3f4pXeo #hotelsandresorts #hotelnews #hospitalityindustry #travelindustry

The pandemic had a devastating impact on tourism in 2020 and we expect that 2021 will be another challenging year as vaccination roll-outs have been slower than expected and renewed waves of infection have taken hold. ow.ly/KXe450EMMDQ

WEBINAR: 9th June - Travel in 2021: the recovery starts here Register here: ow.ly/27XM50F2OCF #TE #OE #Travel #Tourism

Tourism Economics and European Travel Commission (ETC) (ETC) jointly produced report analyses the status quo of the #travel and #tourism sector in #Europe and highlights the prospects for #recovery from long-haul markets. Click the link to access our insights for Q2/2021: bit.ly/3yq9wlf

Check out our latest infographic on #EuropeanTourism for insights into the impact of #COVID19 on #tourism and the performance of the #aviation ✈️ and #accommodation 🏨 sectors in Q2/2021. ➡️ bit.ly/3i7aATQ #ETCResearch Tourism Economics