The B Hive announces the release of its Cruise Industry Report entitled “Understanding future demand and the needs for cruising in Australia”
CRUISE INDUSTRY REPORT: CALM WATERS OR ROUGH SEAS? – THE FUTURE OF CRUISING IN AUSTRALIA
Tag: Travel Industry
THE 7 DEADLY SINS OF INNOVATION & HOW TO AVOID THEM
The B Hive announces the release of its white paper entitled “THE 7 DEADLY SINS OF INNOVATION & HOW TO AVOID THEM – Helping travel and tourism businesses solve the innovation puzzle.”
THE FUTURE OF CRUISE – THE LOW DOWN
Our consumer survey on the Australian Cruise industry has revealed some very interesting insights and provides a a great snapshot of what’s happening in the cruise industry now and what we can expect in the future.
FASTEN YOUR SEAT BELTS AND GET THE RIGHT TECH AND TALENT FOR YOUR BUSINESS
Every company no matter how big or small needs to develop their digital strategy and secure talent for their business – so fasten your seat belts and hold on tight cause we might be in for a bumpy ride.
THE NEXT BIG THING: COLLABORATION
Today, The B Hive announces the release of its white paper entitled “COLLABORATION IN THE TRAVEL & TOURISM INDUSTRY – The need for greater collaboration to sustain future growth.”
DESIGNING FOR TOMORROW
Watch “Designing for Tomorrow”, Tammy Marshall’s Keynote Presentation at the 2017 Australian Cruise Association Conference where she takes a look at the Cruise industry, macro and micro-trends, any roadblocks in our way and puts the case forward for collaboration across the industry as a whole.
THE NEED FOR TRAVEL INDUSTRY INNOVATION
“DANGER WILL ROBINSON! DANGER!”
32% of businesses that exist today, will not exist in 5 years’ time. And, more than 5 million jobs that exist in Australia today, will disappear in the coming years.
THE SHIFTING SANDS OF HOSPITALITY
Cookie cutter hotel experiences are firmly on the back burner as lifestyle hotel brands shine the light on truly personal experiences.
THE HOSPITALITY & TOURISM REVOLUTION
How does your most recent travel experience compare to your first? I remember bragging to my friends about a Hong Kong shopping trip as an impressionable teenager.