The Journey Towards Sustainable Business Travel

The Travel Corporation (TTC) is a Travel and Leisure Group operating in over 60 countries with 35 offices around the world, more than 10,000 staff, and serves over 1.5 million customers annually. Dubbed “The Biggest Travel Company You’ve Never Heard Of” by Forbes, it comprises 30 successful travel brands. The brands are independently managed and comprise of tour operations, hotels, and river cruise ships.

Few industries have been hurt by COVID-19 as much as travel, and the industry’s ability to bounce back depends largely on one thing: consumer willingness to travel again.Flywire has released a new research report detailing the results of an independent survey of travelers across the globe. The interactive report looks at how leisure travelers have responded to the recent crisis and their future plans to travel again.Watch this webinar to see some of the key findings and hear a discuss of the results with a panel of travel industry professionals.

How you can improve the sustainability of your travel program Best practices you can easily introduce in your program’s strategy How to engage your travelers to make sustainable choices

Over the course of ATTA’s next two destination showcase webinars, we invite you to learn about the variety of experiences in the Amazonas and Ancash regions of Peru, both explored in depth during AdventureWeek Peru in April.Beyond Peru’s most popular attractions lies a country bursting with unexplored regions waiting to be revealed. The first of two webinars will take you to an untouched region that was hiding one of the greatest cultures before of the Incas: The Chachapoyas. Join us to understand the wisdom of these great ancestors and why they chose this nature lover’s dream as a place to settle. Discover a land of cloud forests surrounded by imposing waterfalls and vast wildlife. Accessible to families and well suited for soft adventure, this region of northern Peru offers a balance of outdoor activity, cultural immersion, and historical admiration.