“Now that our repatriation operations are over, it seemed only natural to donate our unused protective equipment to those who need it most, namely those in the health services. It’s thanks to everyone’s contributions that we will overcome this terrible crisis.”
Jean-François Lemay
Air Transat
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“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
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“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
"Travel vouchers are becoming the norm for many travel suppliers as they look to create more flexible cancellation policies due to the uncertainty around the covid-19 pandemic."
Ronni Kenoian
InsureMyTrip
“Travel advisors have always been able to really cater to what people want in a vacation. They are constantly dealing with the travelers’ preferences, and now there are going to be new widespread preferences, like avoiding crowds. They’re wondering ‘how can I visit the places I want to go, but still remain safe?’ and I think that’s going to be hard for most travelers to do on their own. So getting someone who’s an expert in certain areas will make a huge difference, not only in helping travelers have a great experience, but also giving them peace of mind having someone with knowledge and expertise working for them.”
Brett Snyder
Airline Dork
“While short-term uncertainty remains, the survey of our tour operator members reveals that the desire among consumers for international travel remains promising, especially looking ahead to 2021. Our active members are taking a destination-by-destination approach to resume operations around the globe, with cautious optimism for an anticipated return to business in various regions this fall.”
Terry Dale
USTOA
“While short-term uncertainty remains, the survey of our tour operator members reveals that the desire among consumers for international travel remains promising, especially looking ahead to 2021.”
Terry Dale
USTOA
“Make a business plan. There is nothing that you can’t do. Don’t be afraid to educate yourself and do your homework. Use tourist boards, embassies, peers to get the information that you need.”
Donna Flanigan
Donna Flanigan’s Travel by TPI
