Glimmers of Travel Recovery Seen in Remote Places Like Africa, Antarctica

Travellers are starting to book now for trips they hope to take months or more down the line. A smattering of markets, including Africa and Antarctica, are doing well, their highest-end inventory already selling out for stretches of their upcoming high seasons. Some spots are even thriving right now. Among the most popular destinations are wide-open, remote places. There are also signs of emerging demand for destinations where vaccine uptake is high. But Peter Bates, president and founder of travel industry consultancy Strategic Vision, is at least one expert who holds a cautious outlook on travel’s recovery.

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