The Netherlands is aging, but the societal role of the elderly is changing at least as significantly as their numbers. A growing group continues to work after retirement age and combines this with hobbies, family visits, and holidays. As a result, seniors are simultaneously an important guest group for recreation businesses...
After a subdued first half of the year, the summer holidays finally picked up in July. Holiday parks, in particular, benefited from a wave of last-minute bookings. The German market also recovered. At the same time, Booking Experts observes a growing group of consumers who book very early:...
The most important lesson Johanna Oosterbaan took away from a sometimes sharp debate during the National Tourism Summit: Diversity in overnight recreation does not persist on its own. If revenue per square meter becomes the guiding principle, affordable camping and annual pitches are at risk of disappearing. But...
Last week, IAAPA Expo Europe took place in London; the largest trade fair for the European attractions sector. On the exhibition floor and in the various lectures, we picked up on the trends that are transforming the attractions sector. AI developments are making for a rollercoaster ride;...
On September 21, Red Online Marketing and Google organized an afternoon for marketers from the leisure industry at the Google office in London. Six speakers explained how AI is changing people's search and decision-making behavior for 'a day out'. All...

Insight

Knowledge partners

Weekly (free) newsletter

Events

Events