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Jan 15Thu
  1. OAG Pressroom

    OAG Report: Middle East Aviation Market Is World's Second-Fastest Growing Region

    OAG's report "Middle East Skies: A New Era of Competition, Capacity and Growth" shows the Middle East aviation market expanded 5% since 2019, the second-fastest growing region globally behind South Asia at 12%. Low-cost carriers now account for 29% of Middle East capacity, more than doubling from 13% in 2014. flynas posted 63% capacity growth in 2024 versus 2019, the region's fastest-growing airline, followed by flydubai at 56%. Emirates and Qatar Airways both ranked among the 2024 top 20 global airlines by capacity.

  2. OAG Pressroom

    OAG: Atlanta retains title as world's busiest airport for 2024

    OAG released its ranking of the world's busiest airports for 2024. Atlanta Hartsfield-Jackson International Airport (ATL) remains the world's busiest global (international + domestic capacity) airport with 62.7 million seats, up 2% versus 2023 but still 1% below 2019 levels. Dubai International Airport (DXB) is second busiest and the leader in international capacity, with seats up 7% year-on-year to 6.2 million. Tokyo Haneda (HND) is third with 55.2 million seats, up 5%, followed by London Heathrow (LHR) in fourth with 51.5 million seats, the busiest airport in Europe. Shanghai Pudong International Airport (PVG) was the fastest growing Top 10 airport with 29% year-on-year capacity growth, r…

  4. OAG Pressroom

    OAG Megahubs Tenth Year: Heathrow Reigns as World's Most Connected Airport

    OAG released Megahubs 2025 in its tenth anniversary year. London Heathrow (LHR) ranked the world's top Megahub for a third consecutive year, with international destinations growing 24% over the past decade. Istanbul (IST) surged from 8th to 2nd with a 25% increase in potential connections, where Turkish Airlines operates 79% of flights. Amsterdam Schiphol (AMS) completed an all-European top three. Kuala Lumpur (KUL) took joint fourth, the highest-ranked Asian airport and leader in low-cost connectivity, with AirAsia accounting for 36% of flights.

  6. OAG Pressroom

    OAG Data: London Heathrow Remains the World's Most Connected Airport

    OAG released Megahubs 2024, ranking the top 50 most internationally connected airports. London Heathrow (LHR) remained the world's #1, with Kuala Lumpur (KUL) and Tokyo Haneda (HND) at #2 and #3. Amsterdam Schiphol (AMS) ranked #4, Paris Charles de Gaulle (CDG) #7, New York JFK #6, and Istanbul (IST) #8. The ranking is based on flight data from the busiest day for global aviation between September 2023 and August 2024, which was August 2, 2024.

  7. OAG Pressroom

    OAG Releases "The Future of the Airline Passenger Experience" Report

    OAG released its industry report "The Future of the Airline Passenger Experience," examining three areas reshaping modern air travel: flight booking, inflight entertainment, and airline loyalty. The report analyzes how digital platforms and personalized experiences are redefining booking, how inflight entertainment has evolved from communal screens to personalized streaming, and how traditional loyalty models are shifting toward more flexible approaches to engage a new generation of travelers. OAG Chief Commercial Officer Jeremy Burke said the airline industry is undergoing a transformative shift propelled by technology and data.

  9. OAG Pressroom

    OAG Megahubs 2026: Istanbul Airport Tops Global Connectivity Ranking for First Time

    OAG published Megahubs 2026, ranking the world's most internationally connected airports. Istanbul Airport (IST) takes first place globally for the first time, with connections to 337 destinations; Turkish Airlines operates 80% of flights there. London Heathrow (LHR) moves into second place, though potential connections on the busiest day fell 6% year-on-year, partly reflecting ongoing Middle East schedule disruption. Amsterdam Schiphol (AMS) holds third, and Kuala Lumpur (KUL) retains fourth and remains Asia's most connected airport, with destinations rising to 154. Chicago O'Hare (ORD) rises to fifth, with potential connections up 9.8% and destinations expanding from 297 to 308. Asia Paci…

Jan 9Fri
  1. China Tourism News

    2025 China Night Economy Report: Nighttime Spending Accounts for 32.9% of Daily Total

    The China Tourism Academy and Liangye Technology Group released the 2025 China Night Economy Development Report. From January to October 2025, nighttime spending accounted for 32.9% of tourists' total daily spending nationwide, with nighttime transactions at 28.3%. Demand-side trends center on three value dimensions: diversity, novelty, and social connection. On the supply side, 66.9% of 5A scenic areas offered nighttime opening, and first-class museums' nighttime opening rate rose to 37.6% during summer and holidays; 47.5% of nighttime-open 5A scenic areas achieved full coverage of food, lodging, transport, sightseeing, shopping, and entertainment.

Jan 6Tue
  1. China Tourism News

    China Ice and Snow Tourism Report: 360 Million Leisure Trips Expected This Winter

    The China Tourism Academy (Data Center of the Ministry of Culture and Tourism) released the China Ice and Snow Tourism Development Report (2026) on January 5. It says that after roughly a decade of development, China's ice and snow tourism has shifted from a niche experience to a mass trend and from a single season to all four seasons. Combined estimates put leisure trips for the 2025-2026 winter at 360 million and leisure revenue at RMB 450 billion, with about 220 million trips primarily motivated by ice and snow tourism. Surveys show 74.8% of respondents want to experience ice and snow tourism and 50.5% want long-distance ice and snow trips, exceeding 50% for the first time. On investment…

Dec 24Wed
  1. China Tourism News

    China Tourism Development Report 2025 Released: New Consumption Trends and Upgrade Path

    On 24 December, the Wuhan branch of the China Tourism Academy released the China Tourism Development Report 2025 in Wuhan. The report shows China's tourism market has moved from recovery growth into a stage of steady prosperity, with domestic tourism trips and revenue both achieving double-digit growth in 2024. Based on analysis of more than 690,000 online reviews of 426 hotspot scenic areas nationwide, nearly 80% of scenic areas received positive visitor reviews, but long queues, outdated facilities and slow service response remain common pain points. Demand-side surveys show more than 70% of urban and rural residents travelled in the past year, though rural residents travel less frequentl…

Dec 17Wed
  1. Amadeus Newsroom

    Amadeus Data: Tromso, Norway Tops Holiday Hotel Occupancy as Global Rates Rise 7% Year-on-Year

    Amadeus Demand360 data as of December 4, 2025 shows global holiday hotel occupancy up a modest 0.5% from 2024, with room rates up 7% year-on-year. Tromso, Norway tops the list at 93% occupancy, followed by Aruba (89%), Queenstown, New Zealand (86%) and Phu Quoc Island, Vietnam (83%). Curacao saw the biggest year-on-year occupancy increase among the top 10 destinations (11%). Waikoloa, Hawaii achieved the highest average daily rate (ADR) among the top ten most occupied regions at $942; Guanacaste, Costa Rica averaged over $2,600; and Cairns, Australia had the lowest ADR of the top ten at $286. Global hotel revenue over the holiday period is predicted to reach $7.4 billion, with New York alon…

Dec 16Tue
  1. SAP Concur Blog

    SAP Concur Survey: 78% of Travel Managers Expect 2025 Budget Growth

    SAP Concur's Global Business Travel Survey polled 700 travel managers across seven markets from April 30 to May 12, 2025. 78% expected their company's 2025 travel budget to increase, versus only 7% expecting a decrease, with Canada at 92%. 69% said budgets do not reflect how important business travel is to success, and 67% said company leaders undervalue their role. 43% of travel managers said they have the most influence over travel program changes, while 41% named the CFO. 99% said their company has updated, is updating, or is considering updating travel policies or training to protect employee data from cyber threats; 99% would be comfortable with travelers using AI for booking, rebookin…

Dec 3Wed
  1. SAP Concur Blog

    Finance Skills in the AI Era: What Skills Are Needed in Finance Today?

    SAP Concur gathered insights from global CFOs on the core skills finance leaders need, including agility and a growth mindset, strategic foresight and data leadership, digital and AI fluency, change management, and communication and collaboration. It also recommends building future-ready finance teams through training, automation, and cross-functional collaboration while addressing the ongoing finance talent shortage.

  2. Amadeus Newsroom

    Amadeus & Globetrender Unveil 2026 Travel Trends

    Amadeus and trend forecasting agency Globetrender released 'Travel Trends 2026,' highlighting six trends based on Amadeus proprietary data: The Pawprint Economy, Travel Mixology, Point-to-Point Precision, Pop Culting, Pick 'n' Stays, and Innovation Tourism. The report covers pet-friendly rail pilots, A321XLR long-range narrowbody jets, AI-driven trip planning, hotel personalization, and innovative destinations like Shenzhen.

Nov 25Tue
  1. SAP Concur Blog

    SAP Concur Reviews 2025 Business Travel Trends: Price Volatility, AI Adoption and NDC Complexity

    Based on interviews with five corporate travel leaders, SAP Concur summarizes 2025 business travel trends and challenges. Economic and regulatory uncertainty led to unpredictable flight and lodging prices in some markets and tighter budgets; organizations used automation and AI to improve spending visibility, with Michigan State University identifying about 500 hotel nights eligible for tax reimbursement using booking and reporting tools. Communication and relationship-building were seen as essential, including collaboration with HR, finance, suppliers and TMCs. Sustainability, virtual payment cards and NDC remained priorities, with virtual cards facing rising costs and digital wallet incom…

Nov 20Thu
  1. Amadeus Newsroom

    Amadeus Data: U.S. Thanksgiving Air Traffic Up 4% YoY, Sun Destinations and Regional Airports Gain

    Data captured by Amadeus Travel Intelligence on November 19 anticipates U.S. air traffic will increase 4% year-over-year during Thanksgiving week, despite disrupted air traffic operations introducing uncertainty. Phoenix shows the strongest momentum, with departures up 3.4% and arrivals up 10.5% between Nov 25 and Dec 2; Atlanta shows departures up 5.4% and arrivals up 6.3%. On hospitality, seven of the top ten fastest-filling U.S. destinations for Thanksgiving week are in Arizona, Florida or Hawaii; Hawaii resort markets lead with 69% occupancy, more than double the U.S. average. Mid-sized and secondary airports are posting 9% growth in Thanksgiving bookings.

Nov 10Mon
  1. PhocusWire All News

    PhocusWire Presents the Hot 25 Travel Startups for 2026

    PhocusWire released its Hot 25 Travel Startups for 2026, spanning Asia Pacific, the Middle East, the U.K., the U.S. and Latin America. Ten of the class were founded in 2024 or 2025, and at least 60% lean heavily on AI. Phocuswright data shows travel tech funding was $5.8 billion in 2024, up from $5.3 billion in 2023, but is on track to decline again in 2025, standing at $1.1 billion by end-May. Since 2005, Phocuswright has tracked nearly 8,000 companies with over $230 billion in funding.

Nov 7Fri
  1. Amadeus Newsroom

    Amadeus Reports 6.4% Revenue Growth for First Nine Months of 2025

    Amadeus reported first nine months 2025 results: group revenue rose 6.4% to €4,895.3 million, up 8.0% at constant currency; adjusted EBIT grew 8.7% to €1,470.6 million; profit rose 10.1% to €1,088.2 million. Air IT Solutions revenue grew 6.5%, Hospitality and Other Solutions 5.8%, and Air Distribution 6.6%. Asia Pacific bookings grew 12.1%. The company maintained its 2025 outlook.

Oct 28Tue
  1. China Tourism News

    China Tourism Investment Index Reaches 123.66 in First Three Quarters of 2025, Up 1.4% YoY

    The China Tourism Academy and the China Association of Amusement Parks and Attractions released the '2025 First Three Quarters Tourism Industry Investment and Amusement Equipment Procurement Index Survey Report' in Zhengzhou, Henan. The report shows the tourism industry investment composite index reached 123.66 in the first three quarters of 2025, up 1.4% year-on-year. Heavy-asset investment recovered led by leading enterprises, with major tourism groups and listed companies integrating quality resources through M&A. Demand for amusement equipment and services in small and medium-sized amusement spaces, diversified leisure complexes and specialty accommodation scenarios still has growth pot…

Oct 22Wed
  1. EASA Press Releases

    EASA Publishes First ReFuelEU Aviation Annual Technical Report: SAF Share 0.6% in 2024

    The European Union Aviation Safety Agency (EASA) published its first ReFuelEU Aviation Annual Technical Report. In 2024, fuel suppliers reported that 0.6% of aviation fuel supplied at EU airports was Sustainable Aviation Fuel (SAF), equivalent to 193 kilotonnes, avoiding around 714 kilotonnes of CO2 emissions. The mandatory target for 2025 is 2%. The average SAF price in 2024 was €2,085/tonne, far above conventional jet fuel at €734/tonne. 25 fuel suppliers provided SAF to 33 airports across 12 Member States, but 5 Member States accounted for 99% of supply. Almost all SAF was biofuel, with 81% from used cooking oil.

Oct 21Tue
  1. MCT Tourism Statistics

    China Domestic Tourism Reaches 4.998 Billion Trips in First Three Quarters of 2025, Up 18.0% YoY

    The Ministry of Culture and Tourism released domestic tourism market data for the first three quarters of 2025. Domestic residents made 4.998 billion trips, an increase of 761 million or 18.0% year-on-year. Urban residents made 3.789 billion trips, up 15.9%; rural residents made 1.209 billion trips, up 25.0%. Domestic tourism spending reached RMB 4.85 trillion, an increase of RMB 0.50 trillion or 11.5% year-on-year. Urban residents spent RMB 4.05 trillion, up 9.3%; rural residents spent RMB 0.80 trillion, up 24.0%.

Oct 16Thu
  1. SAP Concur Blog

    Survey: 55% of CFOs Trust AI Over Humans to Catch Expense Errors

    The seventh annual SAP Concur Global Business Travel Survey added CFO perspectives, surveying 600 CFOs across six markets. 55% of CFOs expect AI to catch more errors and potential fraud than their teams currently do, while 45% are concerned about more errors and undiscovered fraud slipping through. 9% of CFOs know employees are using AI to attempt to falsify travel expenses or receipts, and 67% say it is at least somewhat likely.

Oct 10Fri
  1. SAP Concur Blog

    SAP Concur Data: Benchmarking for Smarter T&E Spend

    SAP Concur released T&E benchmarking analysis based on its processed data. From 2022 to 2023, airfare spending rose over 18% with bookings up 20%; first class dropped 84%, economy rose 36%, and business class rose 22%. Hotel spend jumped 24% while corporate tool bookings grew only 4.2%. Total meal spend rose 20%, with average meal cost rising slightly from $21.69 to $22.89. Missing receipts climbed 17%, associated spend rose 29%, and expense reports with exceptions increased nearly 10%.

Oct 8Wed
  1. Amadeus Newsroom

    Amadeus study: 79% of Singapore travellers embrace biometric gateways

    Amadeus released global research, 'Connected Journeys: How Technology Will Transform Travel in the Next Decade'. It found 79% of Singapore respondents would consider using biometric gateways to replace repetitive document and identity checks at key airport touchpoints such as check-in, boarding and immigration, above the global average of 69%. 36% are interested in biometric security to speed up queues, 33% in real-time traffic and arrival updates, and 62% would check luggage from home. 32% would prefer a single 'super app' consolidating travel information; among business travellers, 34% prefer one consolidated app and 32% value smart luggage tracking. Generative AI usage nearly doubled fro…

Sep 18Thu
  1. Amadeus Newsroom

    Amadeus Research: Brits Still Rely on Friends and Family, but AI Use Grows 60%

    Amadeus released a global study covering 2,000 UK travellers. Friends and family recommendations remain the top source of inspiration for UK travellers (36%), but generative AI use grew 60% year-on-year, travel influencers 33% and social media ads 27%. AI use grew 146% in China, 82% in Singapore, 64% in Spain, 53% in India and 30% in the US. Among UK travellers, 70% would consider biometrics and 64% would use door-to-door baggage services. 80% agree provider quality emerges in disruption handling, and 81% would rebook with providers who handle disruptions efficiently.

  2. Amadeus Newsroom

    Amadeus research: traveler appetite for AI and travel tech skyrockets in 2025

    Amadeus released its Connected Journeys: How Technology Will Transform Travel in the Next Decade study, surveying 9,500 travelers across China, France, India, Singapore, Spain, the UK and the USA. Generative AI usage rose 64% year over year; 42% valued time savings, 37% personalized recommendations and 36% discovering new destinations. 64% would pay for an in-trip AI travel assistant, and 17% would pay up to five percent of total trip value. However, 25% encountered outdated or inaccurate AI information and another 25% found AI unable to capture personal preferences. 90% of air travelers reported some anxiety, 69% favored biometric gateways and 66% showed interest in remote baggage check-in.

  3. Amadeus Newsroom

    Amadeus Research: Gen AI and Social Media Transform How US Travellers Plan Travel

    Amadeus released a global study covering 2,000 US travellers. Social media is now the primary source of travel inspiration, with 34% of US travellers using it, up 21% year-on-year. Generative AI saw the fastest growth, with 17% of US travellers using AI tools, up 30%. 68% of travellers are willing to pay a one-off fee for an AI travel assistant, averaging 5.8% of total trip cost. 61% of Americans favour biometrics at airports.

Sep 12Fri
  1. Amadeus Newsroom

    Amadeus and UN Tourism Report: China Searches for South America Surge 311%

    Amadeus and UN Tourism published the Travel Insights 2025: Focus on the Americas report, based on Amadeus Navigator360 data. From July 2024 to June 2025, air traffic to the Americas rose 1.8% year-on-year, with South America leading regional air capacity growth at 6% and passenger traffic up 5.9%. China is the fastest-growing origin market for South America, with searches up 311% and bookings up 30%. Brazil and the U.S. lead in search activity, while Argentina tops actual travel. Uruguay, Paraguay, and Chile perform well in both searches and bookings, with Paraguay leading booking growth at 9%. Florianopolis, Rio de Janeiro, and Lima remain leading destinations, while nature-focused locatio…

  2. Amadeus Newsroom

    Amadeus and UN Tourism Report: North America Travel Demand Steady, China Origin Grows 7%

    Amadeus and UN Tourism published the Travel Insights 2025: Focus on the Americas report, based on Amadeus Navigator360 data. From July 2024 to June 2025, air traffic to North America grew 1.1% year-on-year. The U.S., Canada, and Mexico remained the top three origin markets, while the UK rose to fourth. China (+7%) and Japan (+4%) were the fastest-growing international origin markets. North America hotel occupancy reached 74% in June 2025, slightly ahead of June 2024; ADR held steady above $160 in most months, with Canada peaking at $187 in June. New York and Los Angeles were the most booked destinations, Orlando rose to third, and Chicago rose to fifth. Nashville (+3%), Calgary (+2%), and D…

  3. Amadeus Newsroom

    Amadeus and UN Tourism Report: Momentum Builds in Latin America's Travel Market

    Amadeus and UN Tourism released the Travel Insights 2025: Focus on the Americas report, drawing on Amadeus Navigator360 data. Air traffic across the Americas rose 1.8% year on year from July 2024 to June 2025, with South America (+6%) and Central America (+4%) leading capacity expansion. The Americas welcomed 217 million international arrivals in 2024, generating about USD 451 billion in international tourism export revenues including passenger transport. Mexico, Argentina and Colombia ranked among top origin markets, while China and Japan posted the highest search growth to the region at +143% and +32% respectively.

  4. Amadeus Newsroom

    Amadeus Report: Mexico Emerges as a Key Travel Hub in 2025

    The Travel Insights 2025: Focus on the Americas report by Amadeus and UN Tourism shows Mexico emerging as a leading destination and international air hub. Air traffic across the Americas rose 1.8% year on year, and Mexico's searches grew 22%, ranking it among the top five origin markets. North American hotel occupancy reached 74% by June 2025, with Mexico's ADR under USD 140. Mexico is attracting new long-haul routes from Asia and Latin America, while the U.S. still accounts for over 80% of new air routes in North America.

  5. Amadeus Newsroom

    Amadeus Report: Caribbean and Central America Winter Travel Surges, China Searches Jump

    Amadeus and UN Tourism published the Travel Insights 2025: Focus on the Americas report, based on Amadeus Navigator360 data. Caribbean winter travel peaks from December to March, while Central America passenger demand rose 3.1% year-on-year. Peru (+15%), Argentina (+15%), and Puerto Rico (+9%) lead travel growth to the Caribbean, with search interest surging in China (+427%), Mexico (+47%), and Peru (+46%). In Central America, the U.S. remains the top market but bookings dropped 7%, while China showed a 413% increase in searches. The Caribbean added 177 new air routes, led by the U.S. with 44. Hotel occupancy exceeded 80% in Aruba and Puerto Rico during Q1 2025. Bahamas winter ADR exceeded…

Sep 8Mon
  1. SAP Concur Blog

    Solving the ROI Puzzle: How to Measure and Maximize AI Returns

    SAP Concur blog post discusses how to measure and maximize ROI from AI investments. It cites the 2024 CFO Insights survey showing 51% of CFOs have embraced AI, up from 15% in August 2023. However, 58% admit limited understanding. Gartner forecasts that by 2025, costs could overshadow returns for 90% of AI projects. The article suggests starting with small wins and considering non-financial impacts.

Aug 25Mon
  1. SAP Concur Blog

    H1 2025 International Business Travel: Volume Up, Fares Steady

    SAP Concur analyzed international air bookings in Concur Travel from Jan 1 to Jun 30, 2025, comparing with the same period in 2024. Global international business travel volume rose 2.6% year over year in H1 2025, up 4.5% in Q1 and 0.6% in Q2. U.S. business travelers paid the most for international flights at $2,675 per ticket on average; Japanese travelers about $1,950; Italian travelers $719. The U.S. remained the top global destination, accounting for 15.3% of international business trips.

Aug 22Fri
Aug 21Thu
  1. SAP Concur Blog

    SAP Concur 2025 Forecast Review: Inflation, AI and TMC Consolidation

    SAP Concur reviews its four early-2025 predictions for business travel, finance and AI. Slowing inflation made T&E budgets go further, with average transaction amounts flat or slightly down; 89% of travelers, 93% of travel managers and 90% of CFOs expect no budget cuts. AI adoption accelerated, with 57% of finance departments saying general finance tasks are highly automated and 88% of travelers comfortable using AI for some elements. TMC consolidation continued with the Amex GBT-CWT merger; NDC adoption grew slowly amid content fragmentation.

Aug 20Wed
  1. SAP Concur Blog

    Survey: How Business Travel Perspectives Differ by Generation

    SAP Concur's seventh annual Global Business Travel Survey covered 3,750 business travelers across 24 markets, analyzing differences among Gen Z, millennials, Gen X and baby boomers. 97% are willing to travel for business, but Gen Z and millennials are more likely dissatisfied with current travel frequency. Younger generations more often report company travel cuts and are more open to AI and recommendations; older generations prefer manually sorting options. Air safety concern is similar across generations, 64% for Gen Z versus 52% for boomers.

Aug 1Fri