When travelling internationally, a tourists guidebook is the Bureau of Consular Affairs' Travel Advisories. Though informative, it is keeping some people from traveling or, at the very least, making certainly more tentative and aware. How is this, coupled with changing trends in travel experiences, going to affect national and international tourism? We sat down with Gregory George, editor in chief of the global travel and lifestyle blog followsummer, to get his insight into how tourists are evolving, and how the hotels, resorts, Airbnb's, hostels and everything in between should adapt. The industry is responding with more resources and more physical security, George said, and he expects even more drastic changes to come. “I think that the way people have traveled in the past is not the way people will travel in the future," George said.Follow us on social media for the latest updates in B2B!Twitter – @HospitalityMKSLFacebook – facebook.com/marketscaleLinkedIn – linkedin.com/company/marketscale