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    Agents Capitalise on Rising Adventure Tourism Demand

    News TeamBy News Team30/04/2024No Comments2 Mins Read
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    The touring and adventure sector is gaining momentum as travel agents tap into this lucrative market. This trend reflects a growing consumer interest, signalling a shift in travel preferences.

    Adventure travel is evolving into a mainstream choice, supported by innovative strategies from agencies. Such developments are reshaping the landscape, making touring more accessible and appealing to diverse demographics.

    More agencies are developing specialist touring arms to meet rising demand, with a focus on adventure travel. According to industry insights, adventure tourism is poised to reach mainstream status as consumers seek unique experiences. This shift is reshaping how travel services are offered and marketed.

    Atas has seen record membership growth, indicating a strong industry confidence in adventure tourism. Agencies are increasingly forming focused teams to specialise in this area, driving innovation and tailored experiences.

    Kelly Cookes from The Advantage Travel Partnership elaborates on the lucrative margins offered by these trends, positioning adventure travel as a strategic focus. Travel brands are investing in community-building and marketing campaigns, such as ‘2024 is The Year to Explore.’ This highlights the versatility and dynamic nature of the sector.

    InteleTravel is incorporating educational modules from Atas into their training, aiming to expand agent knowledge in the adventure segment. This strategic move is expected to elevate performance and consumer engagement.

    Despite improved perceptions of cruising as cost-effective, it has yet to gain acceptance as a family-friendly option. However, ongoing market efforts aim to reposition cruising to widen its appeal.

    Initiatives targeting solo travellers are expected to influence market strategies, fostering inclusive travel experiences.

    The touring and adventure industry is on the brink of mainstream acceptance due to strategic innovations and market adaptations. The professional community within the travel sector continues to drive this transformation with a focus on sustainability and inclusivity.

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    The rise of specialist touring services and consumer interest in adventure travel is reshaping the industry landscape. Agencies and operators are poised for continued growth through strategic adaptation and innovation, ensuring touring and adventure remain central to travel experiences.

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