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What’s keeping the tourism industry awake at night? Survey

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A time of exceptional challenge – and opportunity – for tourism

It is likely that this is the most challenging time the global travel and tourism industry has faced.

But times of crisis can also be times of incredible opportunity and also be a crucible for innovation.

Finding the right innovation requires a deep understanding of where the pain points are. 

We’d like to know your pain points

So MyTravelResearch.com and The B Hive are trying to understand how local government, Regional and Local Tourism Associations/DMOS are navigating the current situation including the challenges and pain points. Ultimately we hope to identify opportunity areas.  So we are asking representatives to those sectors to complete a short 6-8 minute survey to tell us how you are travelling.  All participants will receive a summary of the results that they use to benchmark against others and an invite to a webinar to share experiences.  

To participate in the survey click HERE

 

Carolyn Childs
Carolyn has spent more than 25 years’ helping businesses achieve their goals by using research and other evidence to guide strategy and planning – mainly in the aviation, travel and tourism fields.She has worked in more than 35 countries on every inhabited continent and brings a detailed understanding of customers and how to connect with them. As well as running her own businesses, she has worked for organisations such as the International Air Transport Association, TNS (the world’s largest custom research company) and the Travel Research Centre.
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About Carolyn Childs

Carolyn has spent more than 25 years’ helping businesses achieve their goals by using research and other evidence to guide strategy and planning – mainly in the aviation, travel and tourism fields. She has worked in more than 35 countries on every inhabited continent and brings a detailed understanding of customers and how to connect with them. As well as running her own businesses, she has worked for organisations such as the International Air Transport Association, TNS (the world’s largest custom research company) and the Travel Research Centre.

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