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The increase is expected to boost international visitor spending from $153 billion to some $250 billion.
The goal, announced in the middle of National Travel and Tourism Week, is the capstone of the...
“Whilst Barcelona has enjoyed...
The increase is expected to boost international visitor spending from $153 billion to some $250 billion.
The goal, announced in the middle of National Travel and Tourism Week, is the capstone of the...
Economic Impact of Travel & Tourism 2012:
Summary
The Authority on World Travel & Tourism Global Outlook
• Global Travel & Tourism continues to grow in spite of the continuing economic challenges.
• Despite progressive downgrades to growth forecasts...
Europeans are resilient when it comes to maintaining holiday travel as part of their lifestyles, but they do still make trade-offs when they must. As uncertainty clouds the core of traveler confidence, technology continues to reshape the process of how they are making decisions. Understanding consumer preferences and priorities is critical for travel companies hoping to seize opportunities by...
Malgré une conjoncture économique défavorable, le tourisme a retrouvé l'an passé le niveau record de 2007. Mieux, les perspectives pour 2012 sont plutôt bien orientées!
L'année de tous les records. Ceux des nuitées dans les hôtels de 4 et 5 étoiles (3,3 millions, soit +15 %), des vacanciers arrivés par avion (2,7 millions, soit +17 %) et du nombre de visiteurs provenant des pays...
The U.S. hotel industry is expected to report steady RevPAR increases in both 2012 and 2013, according to the most recent forecast from STR, in partnership with Tourism Economics.
Overall in 2012, the U.S. hotel industry's occupancy is expected to rise 0.5 percent to 60.4 percent, its average daily rate is projected to be up 3.8 percent to US$105.45 and its revenue per available room is...
Preliminary results released by the Pacific Asia Travel Association (PATA) show a collective increase of 6% year-on-year for international arrivals into Asia/Pacific1 destinations during each of the months of October and November 2011.
For the first 11 months of the year, South Asia was the star growth performer, followed by Southeast Asia, Northeast Asia and the Pacific, all of which...