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What Will Travel Look Like in 2030?
We are living in an unprecedented time of growth in travel.
The global travel industry is expected to top almost $3 trillion sales by 2024, according to Euromonitor’s latest Megatrends Shaping the Future of Travel survey, and it’s not expected to stop there.
New Nexus Processing to Begin at Select Canadian Airports
The Canada Border Services Agency (CBSA)will be modernizing the way NEXUS members are processed at Canadian airports. The existing NEXUS kiosks that use iris recognition technology will be replaced with new, modernized NEXUS kiosks that use facial verification technology.
Vancouver International Airport will be the first to launch this new process in fall 2019, with other Canadian airports following in the ensuing months.
Skift
The Way Forward for Expedia May Include Selling Off Businesses
Off with their heads isn’t a long-term strategy.
Now that the bloodletting — among senior leadership, at least — at Expedia Group apparently is over, and the CEO and chief financial officer searches are under way, what is the blueprint for getting the company back on track?
Skift spoke with insiders and outsiders about a potential future strategy for Expedia Group, and present the main themes below.
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