Weber Shandwick’s Post

🚀 Step up your sports travel organisation with Max Meier expert insights. Check out his latest carousel for unique tips on creating unforgettable sports tour experiences!

The right combination of tools will let you read the whole story going on. STR will let you see future occupancy and help you maximize revenue ahead. By submitting data and participating in our programs, you will obtain so many data references, that your gut feeling will become secondary. Let's study your situation and price it out accordingly, glad to assist with your data journey, here at STR.

With the #ParisOlympics six months away, forward-looking data and forecasts point to interesting trends around bookings, ADR and the impact of new supply. Read about the key hotel trends for #Paris2024 here: https://bit.ly/3w8gf6X #olympics #paralympics #olympicgames

Our latest blog is all about the best resort picks for winter sports and activities for your next group gathering! Click on https://lnkd.in/eQUmq42X to read now! #travelwithcinergi #cinergi #cinergigrouptravel #blog #businessblog #travelblog

Tasmania and Brisbane in The New York Times 52 Places to Go in 2024 travel list! There’s more to Australia than Melbourne and Sydney, according to the New York Times, and rightly so. The New York Times has listed Tasmania and Brisbane in it's annual '52 Places to Go' for 2024 and for very good reason. Brisbane is gearing up for the 2032 Summer Olympics and offers a thriving arts, culinary and cultural scene, making it an ideal location for visitors. Meanwhile, Tasmania beckons with vast wilderness adventures, Indigenous-led treks which offers visitors a look at Australia’s natural diversity. Tasmania and Brisbane are the only two Australian locations to make the list. The New York Times is one of the world’s most respected global news outlets, with the much-anticipated list compiled by reputable travel editors and experts. https://lnkd.in/g4MhECs9 #tourismtasmania #tasmania #brisbane #travelindustry #tourismqueensland #ict #STAAA #tourismaustralia #52placestogoin2024

🏅 With the Paris 2024 Olympics kicking off today, the vacation rental market in France is undergoing a significant transformation. 🇫🇷 The surge in visitors is creating notable shifts in both the supply and demand for vacation rentals. If you want to know the current situation of vacation rental properties in Paris and how the Games have influenced the market, we've prepared an article with all the insights and to keep you updated on what's happening in the country regarding vacation rentals! 🏡 Are the occupancy expectations being met, or have the Games not brought as much demand to Paris as anticipated? What do you think? Share your opinion of what's happening in Paris in the comments! Read the full article here: https://lnkd.in/deED9PKR #Paris2024 #PropertyManagement #Olympics #VacationRentals #TravelTrends #Paris #Olympics2024

🌟 Planning a trip to Lisbon? 🌟 Our article is packed with insider tips to help you experience the city like a local. From hidden gems and scenic spots to sports activities for enthusiasts of all kinds, this guide has everything you need to make your Lisbon adventure unforgettable. Don’t miss out—click below to read more and start planning your perfect trip! 🛵🍽️⚽ #SportsEventManagement #move #movesports #moveportugal #thegamechangers #sportevents #movewithus

Reflecting on the recent TravMedia UK's Summit at #IMMUK 2024, an unexpected undercurrent caught my attention - a palpable tension between traditional #media and individual travel #contentcreators. ⚔️ This animosity, somewhat reminiscent of the initial resistance faced by platforms like Airbnb from the #hotel industry a decade ago, was both surprising and disheartening.😔 It's a familiar narrative, where the emergence of new players in a well-established industry leads to fears of displacement and loss. Yet, history and the evolution of the #travel and #hospitality sectors have shown us that viewing the industry through a zero-sum lens is a mistake. The assumption that for one to win, another must lose, overlooks the vast potential for growth and the expanding pie that is the travel sector.🧠 Travel, with its ever-growing appeal and the continuous thirst for new experiences from a diverse global audience, has more than enough room for various players to thrive. Whether it's traditional media, individual bloggers, content creators, or new platforms, each brings a unique value to the ecosystem. The key to success lies not in competing for a larger slice of the current pie but in recognizing the opportunity to grow the pie itself. The tension at IMMUK 2024 serves as a reminder (at least to me!🤣) that adaptation and collaboration are essential. 💡 #traveltech #tourism #gomap Stay22 TravMedia

PARIS CREATES TRANSPORT PASS FOR OLYMPIC VISITORS... The regional transport operator Île de France Mobilités announced on Wednesday the creation of a 'Paris 2024' travel pass, aimed at visitors, which will allow unlimited travel to all Games venues. The 'Paris 2024' pass will also allow visitors to get to and from Paris' Charles de Gaulle and Orly airports - journeys not covered on many standard travel passes or tickets. The Paris 2024 pass is available now to buy now as a physical card and will go on sale in app form in mid June. The pass costs €16 for a single day, rising to €70 for a week. The cost of the card itself is a single €2 charge. Many of the Games venues are in the Paris suburbs - such as athletics at the Stade de France or diving at the aquatics centre - or in locations further out in the Paris region such as the chateau of Versailles (equestrian events) or the Vaires-sur-Marne water park (canoeing). In transport terms, this means that the standard single zone 1 tickets will not cover the journey. Transport prices for the Paris Metro, bus, tram and RER network will double during the Games period, although this will not affect locals who already have travel passes or people who have bought tickets in advance. If you want to buy a physical card, that is available now online: https://lnkd.in/enCShv4k You will need to create an account to buy one, even if you already have an Île-de-France Mobilités account. Organisers say that the card can be delivered by post in 10 days, with up to 50 countries available for delivery including the USA, Australia, UK and Canada. If you would rather have the pass in digital form, you can wait until June and buy it directly on any smartphone. europeanamericantravel.com

Air France, the national carrier of France, is preparing itself for a blow of €180 million as tourists plan to avoid Paris due to the upcoming Olympics. With it being the first Olympics hosted in Paris in the last 100 years, the area is being flocked by Olympic enthusiasts, causing overcrowding, increased prices for hotels and restaurants, a surge in footfall at tourist attractions, etc. All of this is causing regular tourists, who want to visit Paris for the city and not for the Olympics, to stay away from the capital until the hype dies down. https://lnkd.in/gyDrt6Hm