“In the long term, agents may have particular opportunities as a result of countries opening up to the advantages (ie revenue generation) of increased tourism. Destinations such as Libya where infrastructure is non-existent will give agents the chance to present themselves as the perfect ‘gateway to the new’.

– Tom Rees, Senior Travel and Tourism Analyst

Some questions answered in the report include:

How can travel agents benefit from the ageing UK population?

“In the long term, agents may have particular opportunities as a result of countries opening up to the advantages (ie revenue generation) of increased tourism. Destinations such as Libya where infrastructure is non-existent will give agents the chance to present themselves as the perfect ‘gateway to the new’.

– Tom Rees, Senior Travel and Tourism Analyst

Some questions answered in the report include:

How can travel agents benefit from the ageing UK population?

What can agents do to capitalise on the staycation trend in 2012?

How can travel agents take advantage of 2011’s geopolitical unrest across the Middle East/North Africa (the ‘Arab Spring’)?

What do developments in air travel mean for agents?