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Cybersecurity in Travel & Tourism (2025)

Publisher GlobalData
Published Aug 01, 2025
Length 91 Pages
SKU # GBDT20326629

Description

Cybersecurity in Travel & Tourism (2025)

Summary

This report analyzes the key theme of cybersecuirty in the travel and tourism sector. Cybersecuirty is taking on importance as travel companies look to tackle disruptive travel trends and improve customer experience. This report provides an insight into key trends, challenges, and recommendations, as well as providing concrete case studies to help the reader see examples of the impact cybersecurity has in travel and tourism.

Scope
  • According to GlobalData forecasts, spending on cybersecurity in the travel and leisure sector will hit $4.8 billion in 2028. The industry’s growing reliance on technology has created new openings for cyber threats. From online booking platforms to digital boarding systems, every point in the travel experience now involves sensitive data exchanges. This expanding digital footprint, combined with large volumes of personal information, makes the sector a valuable target for both financially motivated cybercriminals and state-linked actors.
Reasons to Buy
  • Understand the impact of cybersecurity on the tourism industry, using case studies to help you understand how you can adapt and understand this theme.
  • Assess the strategies that companies are adopting to succeed in cybersecurity.

Table of Contents

91 Pages
Executive Summary
Players
Technology Briefing
Threat actors
Types of cyberattacks
Untargeted cyberattacks
Targeted cyberattacks
Stages of an attack
The survey stage
The delivery stage
The breach stage
The impact stage
Trends
Technology trends
Macroeconomic trends
Regulatory trends
Industry Analysis
Market size and growth forecasts
The impact of cybersecurity on travel and tourism
How does cyber ignorance impact cybersecurity?
How does ESG impact cybersecurity?
How does geopolitics impact cybersecurity?
How do last-minute bookings impact cybersecurity?
Use cases
Qantas Airline
Caesars Entertainment
Motel One
Timeline
Value Chain
Cybersecurity hardware
Chip-based security
Cybersecurity software
Identity management
Network security
Endpoint security
Threat detection and response
Cloud security
Data security
Email security
Application security
Unified threat management
Vulnerability management
Cybersecurity services
Managed security services
Post-breach response services
Risk and compliance services
Companies
Leading cybersecurity adopters in travel and tourism
Cybersecurity vendors in travel and tourism
Public companies
Private companies
Sector Scorecard
Airline sector scorecard
Who’s who
Thematic screen
Valuation screen
Risk screen
Lodging sector scorecard
Who’s who
Thematic screen
Valuation screen
Risk screen
Airports sector scorecard
Who’s who
Thematic screen
Valuation screen
Risk screen
Glossary
Further Reading
GlobalData reports
Our Thematic Research Methodology
About GlobalData
Contact Us
List of Tables
Table 1: Technology Briefing
Table 2: Technology trends
Table 3: Macroeconomic trends
Table 4: Regulatory trends
Table 5: Leading cybersecurity adopters in travel and tourism
Table 6: Cybersecurity vendors in travel and tourism
Table 7: Public companies
Table 8: Private companies
Table 9: Glossary
Table 10: GlobalData reports
List of Figures
Figure 1: Who are the leading players in the cybersecurity theme, and where do they sit in the value chain?
Figure 2: Organizations’ technical complexity breeds vulnerability
Figure 3: Global cybersecurity revenues will hit $303 billion in 2028
Figure 4: Managed security services is the largest single sub-segment of the cybersecurity market
Figure 5: Cybersecurity market value in travel and leisure will hit $4.83 billion in 2028
Figure 6: Software will continue to be the most valuable market segment of cybersecurity in travel and tourism
Figure 7: Thematic investment matrix
Figure 8: The cybersecurity story
Figure 9: The cybersecurity value chain
Figure 10: The cybersecurity value chain - hardware
Figure 11: The cybersecurity value chain – software - Identity management
Figure 12: The cybersecurity value chain – software - Network security
Figure 13: The cybersecurity value chain – software - Endpoint security
Figure 14: The cybersecurity value chain – software - Threat detection and response
Figure 15: The cybersecurity value chain – software - Cloud security
Figure 16: The cybersecurity value chain – software - Data security
Figure 17: The cybersecurity value chain – software - Email security
Figure 18: The cybersecurity value chain – software - Application security
Figure 19: The cybersecurity value chain – software - Unified threat management
Figure 20: The cybersecurity value chain – software - Vulnerability management
Figure 21: The cybersecurity value chain – services - Managed security services
Figure 22: The cybersecurity value chain – services - Post-breach response services
Figure 23: The cybersecurity value chain – services - Risk and compliance services
Figure 24: Who does what in the airlines space?
Figure 25: Thematic screen - Airline sector scorecard
Figure 26: Valuation screen - Airline sector scorecard
Figure 27: Risk screen - Airline sector scorecard
Figure 28: Who does what in the lodging space?
Figure 29: Thematic screen - Lodging sector scorecard
Figure 30: Valuation screen - Lodging sector scorecard
Figure 31: Risk screen - Lodging sector scorecard
Figure 32: Who does what in the airport space?
Figure 33: Thematic screen - Airports sector scorecard
Figure 34: Valuation screen - Airports sector scorecard
Figure 35: Risk screen - Airports sector scorecard
Figure 36: Our five-step approach for generating a sector scorecard

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