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Message: Industry Bulletin - Where's the travel industry headed?

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Re: Industry Bulletin - Where's the travel industry headed?

posted on Oct 21, 08 07:09AM

I am more optimistic and regret the pessimism conveyed in the main stream media today. If the world is developing and growing then there is plenty of opportunity for every country, society and economy to progress. There will be changes for sure but with that comes greater opportunities just like the report. Take a look at the article below

British Travel to US Continues to Rise Despite Weakened Economies

British travel and bookings to the United States remained strong through the first half of 2008 and continued growth is expected through the end of the the year, according to the U.S. Department of Commerce United Kingdom Travel Trade Barometer.

British bookings to the United States increased from four to nine percent in the second quarter 2008 compared to 2007. According to the trade, the exchange rate continues to be the primary driving force, along with strong trade and continued consumer confidence for U.S. products.

Eighty percent of all travel trade organizations reporting in the survey stated that they remained very confident in recommending travel to the United States. Also, half of the trade organizations reported that U.K. consumers’ confidence level is positive in selecting the United States as their holiday destination in 2008.

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