coronavirus

Big Bus, the iconic “HOHO” or hop-on/hop-off operator, is moving to timed tickets and – in some locations – no HOHO when it resumes with safety guidelines at reduced capacity.

Local, regional travel trends show positive signals for U.S.-based operators

Times like these call for innovation and creativity. Every company that wants to stay in business has an opportunity to do that by thinking differently.

Travelers likely to spend less on tours, activities when they return

Arival is launching a free Operator Customer Survey to help you understand what your customers want.

Operators are taking a range of steps to weather the current crisis, according to Arival’s Coronavirus Pulse

Arival’s latest Coronavirus Pulse shows the depth of the impact on our industry – but also a glimmer of optimism

The Covid-19 crisis forced tour and travel operators into an all-consuming focus on survival. Now, with containment efforts appearing to work, many businesses look forward to re-opening. But operating in a Covid-19 world will not be business as usual.

Now is the time to stay positive, to control the controllables…and to focus on what you can do to steer your business out of this crisis – and thrive on the other side.

A brief summary of Arivals Townhall discussion with leading tour and activity operators, plus download of the findings from the recent Coronavirus Pulse Study.