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The Covid-19 impact on travel to Asia has been devastating, and the fallout for US tourism will be worse than SARS and possibly as bad as after 9/11, according to a Tourism Economics report. Early indicators of the impacts on Asia are ‘disastrous’, it said, noting overnight arrivals to Hong Kong have fallen more than […]
Coronavirus could hurt travel nearly as bad as 9/11 did Read More »
In 2018, 697,000 overseas visitors came to the Greater Philadelphia region, of which 112,000 are from the UK, according to a new report from the Philadelphia Convention and Visitors Bureau (PHLCVB) and Tourism Economics. While the city marked a 7.5% year-on-year increase in overseas visitors, Brits visitation increased by 3.1% YoY. Overseas visitors also contributed
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The US could see nearly 2 million fewer Chinese visitors because of hostile trade relations, travel advisories and rising currency exchange rates. Chinese tourist arrivals to the US has already diminished since the conflict erupted in early 2018, and continuing tensions are projected to result in 2 million fewer Chinese tourists through next year, according
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A study by STR and Tourism Economics indicates that the United Kingdom’s tourism and hospitality sectors have benefited from an increase in arrivals from North America, brought on by the devaluation of the British pound following the June EU Referendum. According to the International Passenger Survey (IPS) conducted by the Office for National Statistics, U.K. arrivals
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