Third Quarter Travel Check-In And Looking Towards End 2022

Hannah Pearson, Founder, Pear Anderson

18-Oct-22 12:00

Third Quarter Travel Check-In And Looking Towards End 2022

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The travel industry has started to flex its wings as most countries around the world have begun relaxing their restrictions to welcome more travellers. We speak to Hannah Pearson, founder of Pear Anderson as she updates us on the happenings within the travel industry in the 3rd quarter of the year and what to expect moving towards the final stretch of the year.

Image Credit: Shutterstock | Iryna Rasko

Produced by: Freda Liu

Presented by: Christine Wong, Freda Liu

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Categories: economy, Corporates, travel, entrepreneurs, SME

Tags: tourism, asia, flights,

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