Revenge Tourism
Revenge Tourism is the New Direction of Travel for Asia
Despite high airline ticket prices and new widespread Covid-19 variants, we have seen a surge in the demand for travel across regions which have eased Covid-19 restrictions. With staff and operational reductions over the past 2 and a half years, the tourism sector in Europe has been struggling to cope with pent-up demand and the high numbers of travellers. For example, in July 2022, Heathrow Airport controversially applied a daily 100,000 passenger cap to better manage excessive queues, baggage delays and flight cancellations.
Revenge Tourism is the New Direction of Travel for Asia
Despite high airline ticket prices and new widespread Covid-19 variants, we have seen a surge in the demand for travel across regions which have eased Covid-19 restrictions. With staff and operational reductions over the past 2 and a half years, the tourism sector in Europe has been struggling to cope with pent-up demand and the high numbers of travellers. For example, in July 2022, Heathrow Airport controversially applied a daily 100,000 passenger cap to better manage excessive queues, baggage delays and flight cancellations.
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EY’s Seng-Leong Teh emphasises focus on resilience, tenant mix management amidst challenges
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Discover the insights of Seng-Leong Teh as he navigates the challenges and opportunities shaping the industry today.
Discover the insights of Seng-Leong Teh as he navigates the challenges and opportunities shaping the industry today.
