Ahead of COP26, our team in Asia takes a look at what 'sustainability' means to people in Indonesia and how this contrasts with attitudes and beliefs in the West.

Although the National Trust have received much of the attention on the subject of slavery and colonialism, a number of our other clients in the attractions sector have sought to re-evaluate how they talk about the subject area.

Ahead of our webinar on sustainability in the travel sector, we take a quick look at the publics attitudes toward sustainable travel, based on findings from some of our recent reports.

Parent surveys, such as those run by BVA BDRC, can inform a school in what areas they are satisfying parents, but what really drives recommendation are the more memorable experiences parents have with schools.

This summer season, loyalty membership does not translate into spending more on a room. In this blog, we examine these findings and suggest some reasons as to why this might be.

BVA BDRC surveyed parents sending children to international schools to assess the educational pathways they expect their children to take. The results give important context to the debates surrounding the gender pay gap.

Using BVA BDRC's Hotel Guest Survey data, we count down the top 10 hotel brands in France.

The latest version of Holiday Trends is coming soon. In this preview, we look at some of the key findings ahead of its release.

The BVA BDRC VenueVerdict development programme is already in full swing. There is still so much more to come as we go through 2021 and into 2022.

Advertising expert and enthusiast Max Willey reveals five things that, through BVA BDRC research, have been proven to make advertising work that bit harder.

The latest BVA BDRC survey of the US shows a market full of intent to travel, even if there was less appetite than in past years to travel far and wide.

Using the EPIC framework we look at how quick and simple gestures can make a memorable impression on someone's hotel stay and encourage rebooking.