Blog How Brands Are Launching Single Women Travel Clubs, Without Starting a Travel Business Solo female travel is exploding. According to Condé Nast Traveler, searches for “women-only tours” rose more than 200 percent last year, and Airbnb reports a double-digit jump in single-guest bookings led by women under 40. Safety and community are top of […]

Blog Loyalty Engagement Is Flatlining, Here’s How Travel Benefits Bring It Back to Life Customer relationships aren’t built on points alone. Over the last two years, program data from retail, banking, and subscription brands all point in the same direction: loyalty engagement, the share of members who actively open emails, log in, and redeem perks,

Blog Looking for a High-Profit Business Idea? Turn Travel Demand Into Scalable Revenue The travel industry is experiencing a significant resurgence. Travelers are eager to explore new destinations, and brands that can meet this demand are poised for substantial growth. The Rise of Subscription-Based Travel Models Subscription models have revolutionized various industries, from streaming services

Blog From Legacy Carriers to Low-Cost Airlines: Who’s Doing Subscriptions Right? Airline subscription programs have emerged as one of the most compelling innovations in the travel loyalty space. As traveler expectations shift toward personalized, flexible, and immediate value, both legacy and low-cost carriers are rethinking how they build loyalty and drive recurring revenue. While traditional

From Concept to Conversion: Building a Lifestyle Luxury Vacation Club That Attracts High-Net-Worth Clients When it comes to travel, especially high-end travel, exclusivity is no longer a bonus; it’s the baseline. For brands seeking to attract high-net-worth individuals (HNWIs), a compelling luxury travel membership isn’t just about five-star stays or private jets. It’s about building

Customer Relationship Management Strategy: How Omnichannel CRM Elevates Travel Loyalty Maintaining strong customer relationships in the travel industry requires more than generic perks and a few discount codes. In an era where travelers move across multiple touchpoints, websites, mobile apps, social media, and phone support, brands need a customer relationship management strategy that delivers cohesive,

Comparative Analysis: B2B Hotel Portal vs. OTA Platforms – Which Model Strengthens Your B2B Travel Relationships? In the competitive world of b2b travel, companies often face a critical decision: invest in a dedicated B2B hotel portal or leverage an Online Travel Agency (OTA) platform. Both options offer distinct advantages for b2b travel booking, yet they

Coalition Loyalty Programs as a Growth Strategy: Negotiating Win-Win Partnerships in Travel The modern travel sector is highly competitive, and capturing and retaining customer attention can be challenging. One strategic approach that continues to gain traction is the use of brand loyalty programs in the form of coalition loyalty initiatives.  These allow multiple brands to

What are Perks, Really? First things first: what are perks? They’re the bonuses, the extras, the little “thank yous” that make your customers feel special. In travel, perks mean free upgrades, exclusive discounts, or points toward a future trip. But for you, the business owner, they’re more than that, they’re tools to drive retention and

Blog Why Travel Subscription Programs Need a Car Rental Booking Software?​ For travel subscription programs and membership-based travel services, offering seamless car rental solutions isn’t just a nice-to-have; it’s a necessity. Imagine a traveler booking their entire trip within a single platform, including flights, hotels, and ground transportation. That’s the convenience a car rental booking

Blog 5 Common CRM Mistakes That Hurt Loyalty Program Performance (And How to Fix Them)​ A loyalty program is only as strong as the Customer Relationship Management (CRM) system behind it. If your CRM and loyalty programs aren’t working together, you miss out on opportunities to increase engagement, boost retention, and drive revenue. Too many