The end of the year in travel, what to expect in 2025, and the changing meaning of the term "all inclusive"

Eye on Travel with Peter Greenberg
13/11/2024 30 min Episodio 543
The end of the year in travel, what to expect in 2025, and the changing meaning of the term "all inclusive"

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On this week's Eye on Travel Podcast with Peter Greenberg, Peter prepares for the end of the year in travel and what to expect in 2025 with Amir Eylon - President of Longwoods International - and the latest report on traveler trends and behavior. Then, Editor in Chief of Travel Weekly Arnie Weissmann with an update on the changing meaning of the term all inclusive -- and a few other misleading titles -- in the post pandemic world.




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