Travel Experiences on Track to Hit $342 Billion by 2029
New data from Arival and Phocuswright shows the global travel experiences sector is set to reach $342 billion by 2029.
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Holland America Line Plans Patriotic Cruise for America’s 250th Anniversary
Holland America Line will mark America’s 250th anniversary with a special Fourth of July cruise in 2026, blending historic ports, onboard celebrations, and patriotic programming.
Hostelworld Acquires Event-Discovery Platform OccasionGenius to Expand Travel Offering
Hostelworld has acquired U.S. event-discovery platform OccasionGenius for $12 million, marking a strategic step beyond accommodation-booking into events and social-travel content.
Booking.com Integrates FareHarbor to Add 150,000 Attractions
By
Eleanor Price
• 3 mins read
Booking.com expands its attractions and activities portfolio by integrating with FareHarbor, bringing 150,000 new tours, experiences, and attractions to its platform globally.
Booking, Expedia, Airbnb Lead the Charge as US Online Travel Market Gears Up for Explosive Growth
By
Marcus Bennett
• 3 mins read
Booking, Expedia, and Airbnb are accelerating innovation in the US travel sector, as forecasts predict the online travel market will nearly triple by 2033, driven by mobile booking, personalization, and creative business models.
Airbnb Explores Loyalty Program to Combine Points, Experiences, and Services
By
Marcus Bennett
• 3 mins read
Airbnb is considering a unique loyalty program that could offer travelers points, exclusive services, and experiences, signaling a major step beyond accommodation.