The need for seamless app experiences will intensify in future travel
By //php do action( thb social article detail vertical , false, true); ?>Seamless travel apps have been a crucial element in the traveller journey for some time, but their importance will only intensify in the ‘new normal’.
The desire for seamless travel experiences has heightened during the pandemic, with travellers searching for easy to use platforms where they can be inspired and informed of where to travel to and how to do it safely.
There is a lucrative opportunity and growing need for travel apps that can encompass all elements of a trip into a one-stop solution with omnichannel connectivity, from simplifying travel requirements and transactions to booking excursions during the trip. Anything that can help elevate the customer experience and inspire traveller confidence should now be a key priority for companies involved in tourism.
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From this week, many businesses across Cumbria will be welcoming visitors back to enjoy appropriately socially-distanced outdoor activities, hospitality and self-contained accommodation. With many restrictions and limitations still in place, the county’s official Destination Management Organisation (DMO) is encouraging business owners to clearly communicate any changes of service to customers ahead of their visit. It’s fantastic to see so many cafes, restaurants, shops and self-catering accommodation opening their doors once again after months of closure,” said Jim Walker, chair of Cumbria Tourism. “I’ve seen first-hand how much hard work has gone into reopening safely, with businesses investing in new infrastructure and staff training to provide top-level service in line with current legislation.”
A new government funding programme called Additional Restrictions Grant (ARG) will provide more help - and allows councils to use some of their allocation for longer-term business support measures.
East Suffolk has been awarded £7.2m of ARG and will use most of this as direct targeted help but expects to have £1.65m left for other projects to help business.
In addition the council is proposing to help the visitor economy by extending its support of The Suffolk Coast (TSC) Destination Management Organisation with a three-year £165,000 grant.
Less than three positive coronavirus cases were reported in the seven days up to February 23.
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