Name: アフターコロナの旅行 英エコノミスト（How will covid-19 change travel? | The Economist）
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Good afternoon everyone, this is your captain speaking

Many people in the rich world are wondering…

…when they'll next be able to go on a foreign holiday…

And while the answer to that remains unclear…

…is that travel in the post-pandemic world will be different

And what do they mean for holiday-makers…

…business travellers and those working in the industry?

Sonia came to the Canary Islands for a short break last year…

…and its relationship with their working lives

And Sonia is one of a growing number of travellers…

…who are now mixing business and pleasure…

…thanks to the growing acceptability of remote working

And when I first arrived, it was like for me, perfect

Sonia is combining a prolonged holiday…

…between working and also having a good time…

…would like to combine work and a holiday

…think working holidays offer opportunities both now…

Nacho Rodriguez runs the house Sonia is staying in…

We've seen a humongous increase in demand

A lot of knowledge workers that were based in Dublin…

…in London, they decided to relocate and visit warmer places…

…for those offering more traditional accommodation…

Tourism accounts for 40% of jobs on the islands

But the number of visitors in December…

…Nacho has helped hotel owners fill their empty rooms…

…on how to get more people to the islands

Certainly the interest of the regional government has increased…

…because traditional tourists weren't coming

Therefore they had the urge to understand…

…what other alternatives they could promote

…whether the numbers of people combining work and a holiday…

So it will take much more than an influx of digital nomads…

…to restore visitors to pre-pandemic levels

…is that the devastation to international travel…

…caused by covid-19 is like nothing seen before

…the number of international tourists…

…had been rising fairly steadily for the past 30 years

But last year the number of people travelling…

…dropped to levels last seen in the 1980s

And one sector that is suffering as a result is air travel

When we had the 9/11 terrorist attacks…

…we didn't see air travel fall by more than 3% in a calendar year…

The best guess from industry trade association IATA…

…is that flights could be back at 2019 levels…

The prospects of recovery for long-haul flights…

…to subsidise the cheap seats at the back of the plane

And the pandemic has hit corporate trips hard

According to a poll conducted in December…

…had cancelled most or all international business travel

…is that between 20 and 25% of work trips…

Business travel is a really important sector…

…particularly the long-haul airlines…

…because it's really the driver of profitability

It's the driver of the financial viability of the routes

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アフターコロナの旅行 英エコノミスト（How will covid-19 change travel? | The Economist）

pandemic

critical

impact

urge

アフターコロナの旅行　英エコノミスト（How will covid-19 change travel? | The Economist）