As COVID-19 halted a majority of travel in March and April, social media proved to be all the more essential for advisors.
According to IATA, there are a number of touchpoints along the travel journey that consumers are most worried about.
Congress is in the early stages of putting together the next big stimulus package, which is expected to be complete by early August, and ASTA is again making a push for the travel trade.
Amy Leon, leisure and luxury specialist and owner of Adventures by Amy, shares tips on how to grow your business through social media.
Executives share tips that you can implement today to help your business not only survive but thrive.
With fam trips scarce to non-existent, advisors are taking their own initiative to start traveling again, to educate clients and promote their favorite suppliers and destinations.
In TMR's 7th MasterAdvisor session, Kerry Dyer, the vice president of talent development at Brownell Travel, joined Daniel McCarthy to talk about how travel agencies can hire ICs and what other positions might be a better fit for some agencies
“People are clearly concerned about COVID-19 when traveling. But they are also reassured by the practical measures being introduced by governments and the industry under the take-off guidance developed by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO). This tells us that we are on the right track to restoring confidence in travel. But it will take time.”
Alexandre de Juniac
IATA
1. Hotel Amparo, San Miguel de Allende
2. The St. Regis Mexico City
3. Hotel Matilda, San Miguel de Allende
4. Rosewood San Miguel de Allende
5. Four Seasons Hotel Mexico City
Source: Travel and Leisure
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