Search Travel Market Report
The company has rolled out its newly enhanced health and safety standards, which will be implemented across its entire network of brands.
Tour operators are looking to the future to see when travel may open back up, and what needs to happen to make sure travelers feel safe while abroad.
Tour operators are ramping up health protocols, relaxing rebooking policies, and offering more personalized services.
Despite the impact the COVID-19 pandemic has had on the travel industry, tour operators are optimistic that travel will pick back up late this year.
G Adventures will further suspend all tours departing up to and including June 30, 2020.
Air Canada Vacations announced Monday it will work to support travel partners by disputing chargebacks on their behalf.
The longtime Collette CEO is confident travel will be back.
“While the cost of these plans have increased, we believe we have very fair and competitive price and benefit offerings to help ensure peace of mind for your customers. Travel Protection will be in demand now more than ever.”
Jacki Marks
Apple Leisure Group Vacations
1. Space tourism
2. Nakations
3. Vegan hotels
4. Ancestry travel
5. Next-level surfing
6. Luxury bunks
7. Electric planes
8. Flight shame
Source: CNTraveller.com
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