The past year has given us countless trends and cultural shifts in the way we work, travel, and meet colleagues and clients. From the rise of buzzword terms like quiet quitting to rising costs and speculation over the permanence of virtual meetings and what jobs AI would render non-existent, 2022 felt exciting and ominous. While inflation and continued labor challenges across the travel and events sector leaves some trepidation, there’s cause for optimism.

New research by leading travel trade association UKinbound suggests that the resurgence of the UK’s inbound tourism industry is being led by couples and empty nesters, adults whose children have left home, from international markets, but supply chain capacity and staffing issues could slow down recovery.

A VisitEngland survey out today shows that 5.3 million Brits are definitely planning an overnight holiday break in the UK during the extended Bank Holiday weekend for the Platinum Jubilee, bringing an estimated £1.2 billion boost to the economy.

Building immersive technologies should be a core strategy of travel companies to keep up with the curve, according to a new study by Accenture.

Born of a legacy spanning a century, two continents and three generations, Briggs & Riley is the iconic American travelware brand. Here Breaking Travel News checks out the Convertible Backpack Duffle from the new ZDX collection

Habitas has appointed Guy Heywood as chief executive of hotels, overseeing the management division to support its rapid global growth. He begins with immediate effect.