The study explores trends in attendee preferences, factors in destination selection, and how incentive travel...
Research / IRF Airlines Panel: Incentives Recovery Takes Flight
by Incentive Research Foundation
As travel restrictions begin to ease, incentive planners anticipate air travel being a very different experience than it was before COVID-19. The IRF assembled a panel of airline experts from American Airlines, United Airlines, and Etihad Airways to offer insights into the next phase of airline travel. Find out how planning group travel will change, potential shifts in airline products, what new safety precautions airlines are implementing, and what the new airline passenger experience could be.
International Air Transport Association Interactive Coronavirus Travel Regulations Map (map updated daily)
American Airlines Cleanliness: Travel with Confidence (video and travel tips) Caring for Your Safety and Well-Being Throughout Every Touchpoint of Your Travel Journey (PDF)
Delta Air Lines More Space Through Summer: Delta will block middle-seat selection, cap cabin seating through September 30 (article)
Etihad Airways Cleanliness and Hygiene on Our Flights (video) Getting Our Aircraft Ready to Soar Again (video) Etihad Cargo: Food and Medical Supplies (video) Etihad Engineering: Getting Ready to Conquer the Skies Again (video) Thanking our Frontline Heroes Etihad Wellness Infographic Guide (PDF) Etihad Wellness Infographic Guide (PDF)
United Airlines United – A Message from Our New CEO, Scott Kirby (video) Coronavirus Resources: Where to Find Information (PDF) United CleanPlus Infographic (PDF)
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During this IRF webinar, we compared data from the 2024 Attendee Preferences for Incentive Travel study to what is really happening in incentive travel programs. We illustrate how attendee preferences line up against planner data as reported in the newly released 2024 Incentive Travel Index as well as actual bookings through Cvent. We explore how…
The 2024 Incentive Travel Index (ITI) reports that, overall, growth is projected for the incentive travel industry through 2026. Incentive travel buyers expect activity and per person spending above 2024 levels over the next two years.
