By Thai PBS World

 

Travel experiences in Asia Pacific have returned to rapid growth since the region reopened borders for regional and long-haul travel. However, the industry – especially tour activities and attractions – is expected to surpass the pre-pandemic peak in 2025, according to research conducted by Arival Co.

 

The company released its new research findings ahead of its conference in Bangkok in June. Titled “The Outlook for Experiences 2019-2025”, the study forecasts that the industry will reach US$67 billion in 2024, and $75 billion in 2025.

 

“The Asia Pacific region has borne the worst of the pandemic, with a broad regional shutdown in cross-border travel well beyond other parts of the world,” said Arival CEO Douglas Quinby in its release.

 

“But demand for travel in the region is now accelerating as many borders have reopened, encouraging travellers to return. As we saw when other regions reopened, travellers put experiences first in travel planning and spending. The challenge now will be for the global industry to get ready for the rapid influx of demand from across Asia Pacific.”

 

Full story: https://www.thaipbsworld.com/asia-pacifics-tourism-industry-to-surpass-pre-pandemic-peak-in-2025/

 

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And I thought TAT was looking at quality rather than quantity?

All we seem to hear is how many are coming and how much they're spending

 

Won't say A word ????what l really think freedom of speech as_an_o.c_m ????free speech about pandemic or post is sin lm amazed  TAT were allowed to say or predict  2025 boom after oh that word panicdemic ????????????

Edited May 1, 20233 yr by Mad mick

great!

and what are the winning lottery numbers while you're at it?