Posts Tagged ‘ Kuoni ’

As usual Just about Travel looks at some of those organisations involved in the industry to see what they are tipping for the coming year.

Launched last Friday, the holidays that Kuoni will offer vary from luxury offerings to family oriented deals.

Customers will wonder about how social distancing can be achieved, how well cleaned are the places in which we will stay and how we will be protected financially and health-wise

Enthusiastically launched will be the travel industry’s saturated and relentless pressure to drive us to book summer holidays with them

the travel industry just doesn’t know what those previous Thomas Cook holiday bookers will do now they no longer have their favourite brand.

What travel group, for example, would fit best of all in an Aldi, a Clark’s or a Wynn’s Garden Centre?

Gorillas in Virunga National Park, an Eagle in Potsmouth and a generous gesture from Historic Houses are some of Adrian’s snippets today.

Adrian sums up what what the travel industry is tipping for 2016. Do they match where you are thinking of going?

It’s Armed Forces Day today and Glastonbury and the Festival of Speed are on as well. Adrian avoids all of these to discuss the smaller stories of the week!

Kuoni has decided to sell its tour operating business. Aer Lingus is in play and Cyprus Airways has gone to the wall.

For 34 years Kuoni has been undertaking it’s annual Travel Trends Report which is a reasonable pointer to those destinations that appeal to those able to trave long-haul.

his is a claim made by Kuoni in a new report that they have issued. In it they say that about half of all life changing decisions are made after a holiday has taken place. It would seem that the relaxing nature of a holiday gives people time to think.
The most popular subject for conversation is apparently the work life balance followed by getting healthier and fitter. And the more money you have the greater the percentage of people who discuss these subjects. Three quarters of the people said that holidays can break or make relationships but this declines as peole get older. Age seems to make people grow fonder of each other.