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The Blending of Everything in Travel
25.08.2023 - 14:15 / skift.com / Sean Oneill / Sherry Sun
Everything got scrambled by the pandemic. Skift’s Senior Hospitality Editor Sean O’Neill gives an overview of 2023 Megatrends in the hospitality space, where a great merging in customer lives will start to challenge leaders in thinking outside the box.
Price transparency is becoming part of customer expectations for short-term rentals and experience-first events will be key to winning back travelers.
Watch the video below to see how less time with friends can be a market opportunity for hospitality, and the rise in popularity of bleisure trips, a blended trip between business and leisure, will also lead to a blending of businesses.
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