The Lightning Round is a signature program at HSMAI events — giving six subject matter experts just six minutes and 40 seconds each to share a best practice, strategic insight, or big idea. At HSMAI’s 2021 ROC Americas, Stephen Hambleton, CRME, director of product management at IDeaS gave a presentation on “Why Isn’t It All About (the Guests Like) Me?”
At HSMAI’s Commercial Strategy Week in Dallas, Sept. 27-30, two keynote addresses highlighted what the industry can expect in the coming months. At the Marketing Strategy Conference, Clayton Reid and Katie Briscoe, MMGY Global CEO and president (respectively) shared actionable insights around a series of timely topics related to leisure, commercial, and group segments. At ROC Americas, Adam Sacks, president of Tourism Economics shared his views on the economy and expectations for when travel will fully recover. View the two presentations below:
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The Lightning Round is a signature program at HSMAI events — giving six subject matter experts just six minutes and 40 seconds each to share a best practice, strategic insight, or big idea. At HSMAI’s 2021 ROC Americas, Monika Morrobel, CRME, CHDM, corporate director of revenue at The Kessler Collection gave a presentation on “ADR as You Wish.”
The Lightning Round is a signature program at HSMAI events — giving six subject matter experts just six minutes and 40 seconds each to share a best practice, strategic insight, or big idea. At HSMAI’s 2021 Marketing Strategy Conference, Holly Zoba, CHDM, principal at Scout Simply, gave a presentation on how to “Help Sellers Help Yourself.”
According to the latest Longwoods International tracking study of American travelers, despite initial hopes, leisure travel this fall and holiday period is not expected to rebound significantly. In fact, a third of travelers expect to take even fewer trips than they did during the coronavirus-dominated 2020 fall and holiday season. Get insights on the findings prepared by CEO Amir Eylon for HSMAI:
Turning the corner into the latter part of the summer travel season, we see the delta variant having a significant impact on several key Travel Sentiment Indicators and taking us back to levels not seen since April, reports Longwoods International CEO Amir Eylon. See more of his analysis for HSMAI of their latest customer research:
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According to the latest Longwoods International tracking study of American travelers, a quarter are postponing travel because of the recent increased spread of the Delta variant of COVID-19. “We may be approaching a new pandemic tipping point, in the battle between the more transmissible Delta variant and the power of vaccinations to prevent or at least lessen the
impact of infections,” said Amir Eylon, President and CEO of Longwoods International, who provides additional insights for HSMAI:
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