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SRI International Report released at 2013 Global Wellness Tourism Congress shows wellness-focused travel will reach $678.5 billion by 2017 -

Study also finds global travelers would rather say “Au Revoir” to sex, alcohol or Social Media than coffee for one

The EY study, backed by HOTREC and The Brewers, found that Europe’s hospitality sector in 2010 directly or indirectly created

Five per cent increase in the number of events; medical and pharmaceutical industry organizes the greatest number of events in

New study from Expedia Media Solutions found that OTAs were used for more than just last minute price comparisons. Only

Value per mile exceeds 5 cents for United’s intercontinental first or business class rewards, but the 25,000-mile domestic reward equals

Cancelling participation in meetings and conferences can cost U.S. taxpayers more in the long run, according to "The Value of

More than 1,400 travel managers around the world report on their top challenges and solutions.

While a savvy breed of traveller (with 62% stating a high level of education), home exchangers also represent a wide

51 percent of employed Americans who ever take a vacation agreed that they would rather get a root canal than