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27.11.2023 - 09:40 / traveldailynews.com / Vicky Karantzavelou
Leisure travel segment accounted for nearly one-third of the global market and is expected to grow with the highest CAGR of 7.2% during the forecast period.
PORTLAND, OREGON, UNITED STATES – According to a new report published by Allied Market Research, titled, “Destination Management Service Market” The destination management service market was valued at $3.6 billion in 2022, and is estimated to reach $6.9 billion by 2032, growing at a CAGR of 6.8% from 2023 to 2032.
Destination management services involve a variety of professional services offered by DMOs or DMCs to enhance the travel experience. Moreover, owing to growth in awareness regarding environmental & social issues, sustainability and responsible tourism have become destination management service market trends. Travelers increasingly prioritize destinations and destination management service providers that embrace eco-friendly practices, support local communities, and promote sustainable tourism initiatives surge the destination management service market size. Destination management service companies are incorporating sustainability into their offerings, such as eco-tours, community-based excursions, and partnerships with local conservation projects.
DMOs/DMCs offer tailored experiences, handle logistics, promote the destination, and provide assistance & information to ensure a hustle-free & memorable visit. By utilizing their expertise & local connections, destination management service providers strive to optimize the tourist experience and leave a positive impression on travelers surge the destination management service market share.
With increase in awareness about environmental & social concerns, there is rise in demand for sustainable & responsible tourism. Travelers are now seeking experiences that have minimal impact on the environment, contribute to local communities, and preserve cultural heritage. DMOs can take advantage of this trend by integrating sustainable practices into their operations, promoting eco-friendly activities, and collaborating with local stakeholders to ensure responsible tourism.
Modern travelers are looking for tourism beyond traditional sightseeing. As a result, experiential travel, which emphasizes immersive & authentic experiences, is gaining popularity. Moreover, travelers are looking for opportunities to connect with local communities, take part in cultural activities, and acquire new skills. Destination management companies can cater to this trend by curating unique experiences such as culinary tours, artisan workshops, and cultural exchanges that enable visitors to develop a deeper connection with the destination, which results in destination management service market growth.
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Based on a record 600,000 votes by travelers from 168 countries worldwide, the European Best Destinations (EBD) organization has unveiled its list of “the most beautiful Christmas markets to visit 2023-24.”
As a travel company, managing risk is extremely important. Claims or lawsuits are not only a financial burden on your company — potentially resulting in bankruptcy — but can also destroy its reputation. A tainted reputation will also impact the financial health of your company. The fitness of your company depends upon you following strict risk management protocols. In its many years of administering travel industry claims, Aon has identified seven common missteps that have resulted in a claim or a poor outcome. Kenneth F. Whitman, Esq., Senior Program Manager and Counsel for the Travel Agents and Tour Operators Professional Liability Program at Aon, details how to protect your company and what should be done to avoid these detrimental missteps.
Carina Malmgren Heander has been a member of SAS Group Management since 2015 and she has been instrumental in several transformation initiatives, with the aim of building a competitive SAS for the future.
Passengers planning winter getaways to USA, Europe and Asia on Qatar Airways in December 2023 and January 2024 can immediately benefit from greater choice and seamless connectivity to exciting destinations across the globe.
As of January 2024, Adrian Neuhauser will assume the role of CEO at Abra Group while retaining his position as Executive Vice-Chairman of Avianca; Frederico Pedreira will assume as CEO and President of the airline
To date, American has canceled fewer flights than any other Thanksgiving period in its history.
Offering a blend of cutting-edge technology and purpose-driven travel management.
The global hotel tech company RoomRaccoon is reinforcing its presence in Ireland with the completion of its first acquisition, iHotelligence.
The book defines and provides a systematic classification scheme for sustainable development trends and issues in the public and private sectors reviewing them in four thematic areas on tourism, such as: Sustainability / Planning and Development / Management / Technology.
For an impressive eighth consecutive year, Detroit has received a perfect score on the 2023 Municipal Equality Index (MEI) evaluated by the Human Rights Campaign. This esteemed recognition comes from an annual assessment of the inclusivity laws and policies for the LGBTQ+ community within Detroit, alongside 506 other cities.
Everything is bigger in Texas, including American Airlines' network.