Nobody Asked Me, But… No. 70 – By Stanley Turkel, MHS, ISHC
John Q. Hammons, Impertinent Question, Quote of the Month
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John Q. Hammons, Impertinent Question, Quote of the Month
PwC US’s latest Family Business Survey finds that US family businesses are poised for post-crisis growth, despite ongoing concern about market conditions. Notably, more US family businesses (88%) are concerned about market conditions than their global counterparts (68%), but they are also more confident about the future.
It’s hard to travel because of the expenses associated with gas and hotels.
Highest Quarter Ever, with Revenues Up 17% from Q3 09
The Hospitability industry market is one of the fastest growing segments nowadays and thus one of the most competitive which results in the Hotels constantly seeking differentiation strategies that will help to attract and retain the loyalty of the power of election of the market segments aimed to.
Month-to-Month Growth of 3.1%; Highest Gain since January 20
According to Airports Council International’s data, the first six months of 2010 confirm the two-speed world that emerged in 2009. Airports in Europe and North America posted 1.6% and 1.3% increases respectively in passenger traffic whereas solid and even double-digit traffic increases were posted by airports in the Middle East (14.6%), Asia/Pacific (13%), Latin America/Caribbean (11.7%) and Africa (9.8%).
An internal study done by CSI Aviation Services, Inc. shows that while corporate travel inquiries have declined in the last year, executive jet charter has actually increased, signifying that businesses are slashing corporate fleets and flying charter.
Choose words wisely for a distinctive destination identity
Air cargo traffic rebound set for long-term growth