New Data Shows Signs of Recovery for Travel Industry

[OmniTours]

New Data Shows Signs of Recovery for Travel Industry

Travel has been devastated by the ongoing coronavirus outbreak, but new data shows signs of recovery in most sectors of the industry.

According to analytics platform Cardlytics, consumers have been spending more in recent weeks as states reopen, with travel agencies jumping from a 93-percent decline year-over-year in April to just a 68-percent drop in early June.

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[Stu from NYC]

I would hope so but until cruise lines are able to sail again and we feel comfortable going on a plane without a mask we will be staying home.

We love to travel and have been able to do so multiple times a year and very discourging that one trip after another was cancelled by the cruise line.

[manaboutown]

For many years I frequently flew both for business and pleasure, cruised and vacationed several times a year. That ended 2/11/2020. I canceled a March trip and will not travel again until the Chinese Corona Virus runs it course and becomes less lethal or a vaccine becomes available.

[BS Beef]

My airline stock and I hope you’re right. I’ve flown 3 times since Big Rona reared it’s ugly head. Been a breeze and haven’t had 1 problem or uncomfortable situation.