The hottest Travel Industry Substack posts right now

And their main takeaways
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Top Travel Topics
Bureau of Adventure 99 implied HN points 12 Apr 24
  1. Viking has built a successful cruise business, focusing on premium river and ocean cruises. They have a strong market share and generate impressive revenues, growing faster than many competitors.
  2. Their river cruises make up a large part of their business, but they plan to expand their ocean cruises due to higher profitability. Viking currently has ambitious growth plans to increase capacity and explore new travel options.
  3. Viking's marketing strategy is focused and effective. They have a strong brand presence and a loyal customer base, which helps them book a lot of reservations well in advance.
Bureau of Adventure 259 implied HN points 28 Jun 23
  1. Travel companies must improve their customer experience to meet higher digital expectations. Customers now want their travel experiences to be as smooth and simple as their favorite online services.
  2. Communication is key in the travel industry, but many companies struggle with providing clear and helpful information to customers. They need to make sure customers understand what to expect throughout their journey.
  3. Internally, travel companies need better systems to share information about customers and products. This helps employees give the best service and avoids confusion for travelers.
Bureau of Adventure 119 implied HN points 19 Aug 23
  1. Ponant's Commandant Charcot is the first luxury icebreaker cruise ship. It's specially designed to break through thick ice, making it unique in the cruise market.
  2. Operating an icebreaker is very costly. Charcot's building and running expenses are much higher than typical cruise ships, but it tries to offer special experiences to justify the price.
  3. Ponant has created unique itineraries for Charcot that go to places and times other ships can't reach, making each cruise a special adventure for wealthy travelers.
Notes in the Margins 59 implied HN points 13 Sep 20
  1. Travel industry is damaged but not broken, there is still desire and noise from travelers looking for new adventures
  2. The team at Tourlane remains motivated to enhance traveler experience despite uncertainties in the duration of the pandemic
  3. Travel promotes human experiences, opening up worldviews and combating prejudice
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