Looking Back At My 2016 Predictions Travel Codex

Looking Back At My 2016 Predictions - Travel Codex

Looking Back At My 2016 Predictions - Travel Codex The devil's advocate takes a look back at his 2016 predictions to score how well he did or how poorly. plus there's an announcement about the future. I am writing to you from times square my friend’s apartment in the upper east side. i wanted to be the first to wish you all a very happy, safe, and travel filled new years and all the best in 2017. by popular demand (thank you robert), i am going to recap my 2016 predictions (part 1 and part 2).

Looking Back At My 2016 Predictions - Travel Codex

Looking Back At My 2016 Predictions - Travel Codex This was probably meaningless in the context of this year’s numbers alone, but looking back at 2014 and 2015, i see a pretty similar picture. i am probably generally a little bit underconfident in medium probabilities (i have also gotten lazier about making graphs). So look for more of this rebellion against tourists throughout 2016. i predict this trend to really grow over the coming decade. destinations have pushed for tourism as a panacea to all that ails them and now many are starting to see that mass tourism comes with its own challenges. The travel and hospitality industry leapt into 2016 with a plethora of speculations and predictions. Why am i looking back at my 2016 predictions now? well, i’ve got some news… by travel codex. i’m sad to hear that julian won’t be doing any more devil’s advocate columns (at least in it’s current format at travel codex) or bet you didn’t know (in it’s current format at frequent miler). best of luck with the move to tpg!.

Looking Back At My 2016 Predictions - Travel Codex

Looking Back At My 2016 Predictions - Travel Codex The travel and hospitality industry leapt into 2016 with a plethora of speculations and predictions. Why am i looking back at my 2016 predictions now? well, i’ve got some news… by travel codex. i’m sad to hear that julian won’t be doing any more devil’s advocate columns (at least in it’s current format at travel codex) or bet you didn’t know (in it’s current format at frequent miler). best of luck with the move to tpg!. 2016 will be a great year to travel. and expensive. maybe frustrating, too. but don't take my word for it. i asked eight of the smartest people in travel for their 2016 predictions, and. The devil's advocate revisits some of his conventional wisdom targets in 2015 and makes predictions for 2016 in the world of points and miles. Prognosticators are plentiful when a new year begins, and so are resolutions. if you intend to travel more or pursue the trip of your dreams in 2016, there is no shortage of experts to offer observations and advice. The travel and hospitality industry leapt into 2016 with a plethora of speculations and predictions. despite the political turmoil, bumpy world economic graphs, terror alerts and major tragic incidents, the industry carried forward the momentum from the previous year.

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Travel Codex - Your Resource For Better Travel 2016 will be a great year to travel. and expensive. maybe frustrating, too. but don't take my word for it. i asked eight of the smartest people in travel for their 2016 predictions, and. The devil's advocate revisits some of his conventional wisdom targets in 2015 and makes predictions for 2016 in the world of points and miles. Prognosticators are plentiful when a new year begins, and so are resolutions. if you intend to travel more or pursue the trip of your dreams in 2016, there is no shortage of experts to offer observations and advice. The travel and hospitality industry leapt into 2016 with a plethora of speculations and predictions. despite the political turmoil, bumpy world economic graphs, terror alerts and major tragic incidents, the industry carried forward the momentum from the previous year.

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