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Airlines Take Different Routes To Building Capacity Back Up

News You Can Use – July 29, 2020 The process of building and adjusting networks is especially challenging during the pandemic. “There’s virtually no good news for the airlines here,” said the airline industry program director at the MIT. “The best-case scenario is that recovery is going to be measured in years, not months”… Travel Weekly

Tour Operators Thinking Small

News You Can Use Even after Europe opens its borders to Americans, social distancing will likely be the norm, and travel sellers are developing new small-group tours with that in mind. One boutique travel outfitter that previously only offered private tours, is tackling the problem with a new line of seven small-group tours to debut in 2021… Travel Weekly

News You Can Use – July 29, 2020

Companies Adapting To Serve Travelers With Mental Health Challenges

News You Can Use Travel is often seen as a chance to leave your troubles behind. But now, smart trip planners are embracing the fact that our baggage — that baggage — too often comes along with us. Operators have begun crafting trips that to help tackle their emotions and personal issues, whether that means life transitions… Travel + Leisure

Has COVID-19 Killed The City Break?

News You Can Use The pandemic has profoundly altered how we experience cities – our own as much as those we visit. Half full is the new full in accommodations and restaurants, timed entries will be the norm for all attractions and live gigs and festivals have largely been parked. It’s even more acute with smaller cities that are major tourist hubs… Lonely Planet

Japan: Hawaii A Possible Safe Travel Destination for Japanese

News You Can Use – July 29, 2020 Hawaii has been included on a list of 12 destinations the Japanese government is considering to approve for safe travel. If approved, the new Japan-Hawaii Safe Travel Program would open a travel corridor between Hawaii and Japan. Travel would necessitate a negative COVID-19 test… Travel + Leisure