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Destination Weddings in Gujarat: Best Locations & Planners to Consider
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Gujarat, with its rich heritage, stunning landscapes, and vibrant culture, has become a sought-after destination for weddings. Whether it’s a royal palace, a serene beachfront, or a luxurious resort, the state offers a variety of breathtaking locations to tie the knot. In addition to these stunning venues, Gujarat is home to some of the best wedding event companies that specialize in crafting unforgettable destination weddings. Here’s a guide to the top locations…
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Destination Weddings in Gujarat: Best Locations & Planners to Consider
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Gujarat, with its rich heritage, stunning landscapes, and vibrant culture, has become a sought-after destination for weddings. Whether it’s a royal palace, a serene beachfront, or a luxurious resort, the state offers a variety of breathtaking locations to tie the knot. In addition to these stunning venues, Gujarat is home to some of the best wedding event companies that specialize in crafting unforgettable destination weddings. Here’s a guide to the top locations…
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U.S. travelers are back in the saddle again. But they've adapted to a new reality
The trip had to meet a few requirements: a destination that wasn't too far for elderly relatives in the Midwest, had strict local coronavirus safety measures, and offered lots of outdoor activities. Burglewski and his wife live in upstate New York, while other relatives are scattered around the country.
"Everyone is vaccinated, and got them as early as we could. With the delta variant we still decided to be very cautious. We did self quarantines and all got tested the week before," he says.
They ended up meeting in Indiana, renting a vacation home and spending a lot of time outside.
"It all worked out," he says.
After losing out on big trips in 2020 due to the pandemic, lots of Americans are making similar decisions — and making up for lost time.
"After more than a year of isolation or being limited to local activities, people showed this pent-up demand for travel," says Larry Yu, a professor of hospitality management at George Washington University.
This strong desire to travel has driven new trends in the industry — some of which may be here to stay. Like Burglewski's family, people are flocking to outdoor activities, rural areas and private vacation rentals, with less interest in hotels and international and urban destinations.
And early evidence shows that despite the delta variant and still-high cases of infection in the U.S., Americans are planning to continue to travel from now to the end of the year.
"We fully expect that leisure demand, especially on the weekends, continues to be strong in the fall and winter," says Jan Freitag, director of hospitality analytics in the U.S. for CoStar Group.
After a big drop, the industry shows signs of recovery
It's a big change from the earlier months of the pandemic, when the industry took a massive hit.
In the U.S., travel spending plummeted by nearly $500 billion, according to the U.S. Travel Association. Thousands of jobs were lost as well: 65% of all U.S. jobs lost in 2020 were supported by travel.
2020 Was The Worst Year Ever For U.S. Hotels. Here's What's Next
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2020 Was The Worst Year Ever For U.S. Hotels. Here's What's Next
To be sure, pandemic uncertainty is still causing some whiplash for businesses. Just last month, Southwest Airlines and other businesses reported they would pull back this fall.
Still, the U.S. travel sector is bouncing back from its pandemic lows, businesses and experts say. The travel association reports that travel spending is inching back up to 2019 levels. Hotel occupancy this summer recovered to just shy of pre-pandemic numbers: nearly 70% in July this year, compared to 73% during July 2019, according to STR, which provides data and research on the global hospitality industry.
Airline bookings — at least domestically — are also approaching pre-pandemic levels.
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