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.

AttractionsMOT is a considered three-step process focused on delivering a clear, benchmarked view of an attractions performance, the business areas to prioritise and the opportunity to be realised.

We shared our latest findings on the impact of security fears on the visitor attractions market at the 2017 Visitor Attractions Conference. View the SlideShare to see slides from the presentation.

In this blog, we use VisitorVerdict to highlight some trends which give us a better understanding of the progress of the sector, its place in society and what we can be doing in 2017 to be more successful.

Max Clapham looks at the travel intentions of empty nesters and their impact on Travel, Tourism and Leisure businesses.

Wellness Tourism is very much in vogue at the moment and there remains a misconception that Wellness Tourism is the preserve of the elite. A lucrative niche for sure, however our study revealed as many C2DE Britons taking annual wellness breaks as ABC1. And interestingly, the majority of Wellness Tourism taken by Britons is actually taking place within the UK.