Fredflintstone
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For the travel and leisure industry to open up again, they have to factor in so many things never deemed necessary before.
Here are just a few that are in the top of my head:
1. How do you make visitors feel safe again?
2. Do you recalibrate groups to mitigate? Ie. no crowds?
3. If you use social distancing as a norm, whose paying the added costs? For example, if airlines pull out the middle seat, this means less revenue or higher ticket prices?
4. Stats are showing people are going deeper in debt overall. Does this affect future travel dollars available?
5. Will people find prescreening before they step in a plane, enter a hotel/timeshare, a mall, a cruise liner, retail store etc. too cumbersome and intrusive? Is this even feasible?
6. Could travel itself become so risky people just stay near home?
7. Are employees coming back to work suited up, wearing head shields, face masks, rubber gloves as part of their new uniform?
8. Are timeshare units being completely sanitized and disinfected before one can check in making unit costs go way up?
In Las Vegas’ case, the casinos have a lot to think about before reopening. Here’s a short video on that topic.
What are your thoughts? What do you see changing in the travel industry permanently once travel reopens again?
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Here are just a few that are in the top of my head:
1. How do you make visitors feel safe again?
2. Do you recalibrate groups to mitigate? Ie. no crowds?
3. If you use social distancing as a norm, whose paying the added costs? For example, if airlines pull out the middle seat, this means less revenue or higher ticket prices?
4. Stats are showing people are going deeper in debt overall. Does this affect future travel dollars available?
5. Will people find prescreening before they step in a plane, enter a hotel/timeshare, a mall, a cruise liner, retail store etc. too cumbersome and intrusive? Is this even feasible?
6. Could travel itself become so risky people just stay near home?
7. Are employees coming back to work suited up, wearing head shields, face masks, rubber gloves as part of their new uniform?
8. Are timeshare units being completely sanitized and disinfected before one can check in making unit costs go way up?
In Las Vegas’ case, the casinos have a lot to think about before reopening. Here’s a short video on that topic.
What are your thoughts? What do you see changing in the travel industry permanently once travel reopens again?
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