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Category: Industry & News
At a premier luxury show, Claire Bennett, the VP of American Express discussed a recent survey conducted by AmEx about high-touch service and how people use technology to book their travel accommodations.
Surprisingly,”while the survey revealed that 90% of millennials use their desktop to book travel, they start their search using a mobile device.”
35% of Millennials also said they would travel more if personalized service was available.
Since technology as become such a big part of our daily lives people are looking for that human, personalized touch while away.
During the Paris terrorist attacks, AmEx contacted it’s customers that were in the area to see if they were ok and if AmEx could help them in anyway.
Those kind of gestures are going to mean everything to customers in the future, especially travelers who may be on their own and in a foreign country.
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The International Luxury Travel Market released a report yesterday and projects that 1 billion extra people will be travelling in 2030. The luxury travel industry is also expected to grow and has already increased 48% since 2010. The United States and Asia are also going to see a rise in the amount of affluent households which will contribute to more luxury trips.
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This time of year is the busiest season to travel in the United States. Though U.S. airports are among the safest in the world there are many blogs on the internet complaining about how unfriendly American airports are compared to other countries that boast gardens and activities. U.S. airports are slated to become renovated but traffic is also supposed to almost double by 2034 which could cause more problems. Flying in and out of larger airports will always come with longer lines and more hassles than smaller private airports.
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