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Five Revealing Insights From Next-Gen Incentive Travel Winners
New research sheds light on old assumptions about what actually motivates the different generations.
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10 Things Planners Get Wrong About Designing Events for Younger Generations
Gen Z and Millennials are projected to make up 75% of the workforce by 2030 — and we still have little clue as to how to engage them.
Millennials Made Travel Their Personality. For Gen Z, It’s Just Another Purchase
For years, the travel industry has coasted on millennial devotion. When it comes to connecting with Gen Z, brands are going to have to work harder.
Q&A: Timeshare Owners Defy the Travel Slowdown
As discretionary travel spending softens, timeshare owners remain the travel industry’s most reliable leisure segment. These travelers continue to book, plan, and take vacations at rates far above the broader market — a testament to the power of prepaid “banked leisure.”
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Sponsored How Gen Z and Millennials Are Forcing a $19 Billion Timeshare Market to Reinvent Itself
As younger generations continue to shape how and why we travel, vacation ownership is no longer about locking into one resort anymore. It’s about choice, access, and ease, things modern travelers care about most.
The New Athletic Class: How Lifestyle Sports Are Reshaping Travel
Lifestyle sports like running, pickleball, tennis, and golf are smart ways for hotels and destinations to tap into high-value travelers.
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5 Ways Planners Are Rethinking Incentives
Skift Meetings' upcoming report reveals an industry that remains resilient and innovative, as it is forced to continuously change and evolve.
‘Let Loose the Goose’: Klook Launches Viral AI-Powered Travel Campaign
Klook’s goose might not have wings, but the idea behind it clearly does.
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5 Strategies for Marketing Events to a Younger Audience
Planners spend a lot of time and effort tailoring meeting content and delivery to younger attendees. Make sure your marketing efforts get the same level of attention.