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Daily Bulletin: Preview 2024 and predictions for the new year

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DAILY BULLETIN
December 26, 2023
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INTRODUCTION
Introduction to Preview 2024
In our annual look at the year ahead of us, we mull: If the era of revenge travel has started to taper off, what comes next?
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EXECUTIVE VIEW
An introduction to Preview's Executive View
In a series of interviews conducted by editor in chief Arnie Weissmann, executives provide their views in their own words.
Executive view: Natalya Leahy, president of Seabourn Cruises
"The cruise industry has more agility to navigate through geopolitical challenges because we have assets that move. From that perspective, we are better positioned than land resorts."
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Executive view: Sanya Weston, CEO of Your Premier Travel Service
"Influencers are, in a sense, competition. Their followers may get curious but then book on their own. We follow influencers and advocate for the professionalism that we bring."
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Executive view: Bjorn Bender, CEO of Rail Europe
"We are feeling very positive about 2024. The only thing that we need to take into consideration is that it will be an election year, and that's always tricky."
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Executive view: Shannon Stowell, CEO of Adventure Travel Trade Association
"Even with the threat of recession, there's research showing that people may be doing fewer but longer trips. How that will impact destinations is still to be seen."
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REALITY CHECK
The Turen travel trends report
Columnist and advisor Richard Turen gives his projections on what will be the year's top travel trends: sustainability paired with luxury, destination "dupes," wider use of AI and more.
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THE YEAR AHEAD: INDUSTRY SECTORS

The year ahead for ... travel advisors
For many travel sellers, 2024 may turn out to be an even better year than 2023.
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The year ahead for ... airlines
Mergers, financial footings and whether American will continue to push the distribution envelope.
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The year ahead for ... cruising
Lines will look to build on drive markets, diversify expedition itineraries and continue alternative-fuel plans.
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The year ahead for ... hotels
Rate growth may have started to level off, but pricing is likely to remain elevated well into 2024. Also: Will this be digital tipping's year?
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The year ahead for ... travel policy
The FAA reauthorization contains provisions that ASTA has advocated for, including changes to language on air-ticket refunds.
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The year ahead for ... river cruising
Four areas that river cruise lines are watching in 2024.
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The year ahead for ... tours
Late-season challenges have not dampened tour operators' optimism.
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