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The industry is talking about kids.
Hotel podcasts, trade titles and conferences cover our work on kids, teens and family travel, and The Global Kids Hospitality Report.
The report
The Global Kids Hospitality Report 2027
Family travel tops luxury advisers’ 2026 trends. Children are still the guests hotels plan for least. The 2027 report looks at how luxury hotels, cruise lines and tour operators serve children. By the Wanderland Think Tank team.
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48% of US parents choosing where to stay name amenities for children as a top factor. 21% name reward points.
FTA and NYU SPS Tisch Center, US Family Travel Survey 2025, cited in The Global Kids Hospitality Report 2027
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66% of travellers in 14 markets say their parents shaped the hotels they choose.
Ipsos for Hilton, 2025, cited in the report
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97.3% occupancy at Center Parcs UK & Ireland, FY2025. 65% of its guests are repeat guests.
Center Parcs Annual Report 2025, cited in the report
In the press
As covered in
As featured in
Hotel Dive · Article, 19 November 2024
“Kid-friendly hospitality could be a $175B opportunity for hotels”
Read the Hotel Dive article (opens in a new tab)Hospitality Net · News, 19 November 2024
“Wanderland London releases first-of-its-kind Kids Hospitality Report”
Read on Hospitality Net (opens in a new tab)Longitude° · Article
“Families: the next frontier of hospitality”
Read on Longitude° (opens in a new tab)Hotel News Now, CoStar · Article
“Keeping the younger generations in mind in hotel marketing”
Read on CoStar (opens in a new tab)Hotel Moment · Video interview
Why even city hotels should rethink their approach to teens
Watch on YouTube (opens in a new tab)Top Floor Podcast · Podcast
Why a yo-yo earned more loyalty than a five-star view
See the post on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)Institute of Hospitality · Talk
Families, hospitality and future-proofing
See the post on LinkedIn (opens in a new tab)Hospitality Net · Podcast
“Building loyalty with the next gen: hospitality for kids and teens”
Listen on Hospitality Net (opens in a new tab)
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