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EPISODE · Jan 20, 2026 · 18 MIN

🔮 Steve Glenn’s 2026 Travel Industry Predictions | Part 3 (Predictions 31–45)

from The Weekly Travel Alert · host Steve Glenn

Travel in 2026 won’t just be more expensive — it will be more complex, unpredictable, and intentional.In Part 3 of Steve Glenn’s 2026 Travel Industry Predictions, Steve shares Predictions #31–45, continuing his four-part crystal ball series. With more than 70% of his predictions coming true over the past 23 years, this episode focuses on where reliability, calm, and smarter decision-making will matter most.In this episode, you’ll learn why:✈️ Airline schedules are becoming more aspirational than reliable💺 Premium economy is the new battleground🛫 Smaller airports quietly win with less stress and more predictability🏨 Resort fees face growing backlash🚢 Cruise lines move further upmarket💼 Business travel becomes more intentional—and fewer people go🛂 Visa, entry, and compliance friction increases⭐ Hotel brands matter less than the room itself👥 Group travel shrinks—but becomes more curated and premium🧘 Calm becomes the ultimate luxury in travelThese predictions reflect a fundamental shift: travelers are no longer chasing more — they’re chasing better.👉 Watch Part 3 now📌 Catch Part 1 & Part 2 for earlier predictionsPart 1: https://youtu.be/urr-GHeDBMEPart 2: https://youtu.be/cW4gsJNx0uU📌 Subscribe for Part 4 — the final installment coming next week🔍 SEO Keywords / Tagstravel industry predictions 2026, future of travel, airline reliability, premium economy travel, hotel resort fees, business travel trends, small group travel, luxury travel trends, travel advisor value, Steve Glenn travel, Executive Travel podcast

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Travel in 2026 won’t just be more expensive — it will be more complex, unpredictable, and intentional. In Part 3 of Steve Glenn’s 2026 Travel Industry Predictions, Steve shares Predictions #31–45, continuing his four-part crystal ball series. With more than 70% of his predictions coming true over the past 23 years, this episode focuses on where reliability, calm, and smarter decision-making will matter most. In this episode, you’ll learn why: ✈️ Airline schedules are becoming more aspirati...

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