The virtual doors have opened for some of our favourite visitor attractions as their physical doors have closed. Audiences can now explore and enjoy these attractions from the comfort of their own home

The hotel sector has never seen anything like this before. As a result, owners and leaders are pretty much having to make it up as they go along and trust their instincts. Some are getting it right, others… well… are not.

Coronavirus is giving holiday makers and the tourism industry a real hammering. However, there is a way for the domestic tourism industry to get the British back on their feet again – and win hearts and minds to boot.

Hotels will never win back all their guests, as homestay is firmly established. But as with all industries that have disrupters come in and shake things up, there are lessons the sector can learn.

Do parents want structured or discovery-based learning for their children who attend international schools in Asia? Our parent surveys find interesting differences by background and by pupil age.

How can traditional transport operators keep pace with sector developments as new disruptive companies are constantly entering the market and changing the way people get around.

It’s not an easy time to be a consumer brand.  If the rise of online aggregators and budget supermarkets isn’t enough, we now have the emergence of Voice Commerce.

This ebook is for anyone working in retail banking or related sectors, and has been prepared by our global network of finance, behavioural science and insight experts.

James Bland, our head of Hotels and Hospitality Research at BVA BDRC, shares his thoughts on how hotels have evolved away from being a social hub and the brands which are fighting back against the homestay market,

We explore the three major challenges currently face the UK ferry industry and look at what opportunities might come of this

Alligator, also part of the BVA Group put their leading digital solutions to good use by polling rugby fans ahead of the Six Nations.

We conduct a series of annual parent surveys to assess the choice drivers for international schooling in Singapore and other Asian markets. Applying insights from parents’ opinion and behaviour, we advise schools in their marketing and strategic planning.