The ageing population, an increasingly connected society and fluctuating economic conditions are only three of the foremost factors with a view to set future trends inside the global travel and tourism industry, based on industry leaders who spoke at the first day of the arena Travel & Tourism Council Global Summit. Other factors include the expansion of the center class with its increased disposable income; in addition to the emergence of a brand new generation that prioritises travel and cares for its environment. “We live in new Renaissance, we are living in a period of unparalleled opportunity, which has changed in several ways we can’t start to imagine,” professor Ian Goldin, director, Oxford Martin School, University of Oxford, said during his address to the Summit. “The trends of the long...
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