Corporate Travel Analysis Reports For Asia

This year The Blue Swan Daily will feature some of the leading airlines, airports and country markets for air travel. Here, using the extensive profile insights available to CAPA - Centre for Aviation members, we deliver a data snapshot on Cambodia, an emerging Southeast Asian market that has recently seen a strong growth in travellers from China.

There is no such thing as business as usual anymore as we adapt to continued social distancing requirements. But that doesn't mean an end to events, they simply have a different feel as organisers and delegates adapt to life in the new normal. In the corporate travel community a key milestone took place earlier this month when the Corporate Travel Community (CTC) hosted delegates at its CTC Roundtable Discussion - China - the first live CTC event since global lockdowns were enforced.

There appears to be a growing interest in travel searches, but it is still unclear if that will fully translate into bookings, when people will feel more confident to travel and if they will actually be able to take a trip. New research seems to suggest many of us are suffering cabin fever and are eager to start travelling. That's a positive, but it doesn't take into account the timescale for a return to travel, which The Blue Swan Daily highlighted last week appears to be regularly shifting to the right.

This year The Blue Swan Daily will feature some of the leading airlines, airports and country markets for air travel. Here, using the extensive profile insights available to CAPA - Centre for Aviation members to deliver a data snapshot, we look at Taiwan, where a domestic recovery could shortly be followed by growing international connectivity.

Looking at airline schedules for the remainder of the year continues to provide a false impression on the recovery of air transport. If they were to be believed then we would be quickly ramping back up to close to 2019 levels of capacity in just a matter of months.

Air travel virtually ground to a halt across Asia-Pacific in the wake of the coronavirus pandemic. However, many countries in the region made good progress in controlling Covid-19, prompting them to restart scheduled airline operations to help spur economic recovery.

We are seeing a clear move to later travel booking, but right now it is unclear if that is a new trend or simply a symptom of the current environment. Recent analysis from International Air Transport Association (IATA) highlighted that in the Chinese domestic market there has been a clear shift in booking patterns as it has recovered from the Covid-19 pandemic.

After long periods of lockdown many of us may have forgotten about some of the pressures of travel and especially finding a place to work remotely while on the road. Fortunately, it has become easier than ever to get connected and airports - where we could find ourselves spending a lot more additional time when travel returns - have increasingly moved to offering complementary online access, even if time limits remain.

This year The Blue Swan Daily will feature some of the leading airlines, airports and country markets for air travel. Here, using the extensive profile insights available to CAPA - Centre for Aviation members, we deliver a data snapshot on Seoul Gimpo International Airport which is once again the largest air gateway to South Korea's capital city.

Recovery from Covid-19 around the world is starting to show green shoots with some regions and countries recovering quicker than others. China, being the first country to be infected and go into lockdown, is the first country showing full signs of recovery with lockdown lifted and almost all shops, factories, schools and restaurants now open.