Home for the holidays

Article Abstract:

In Asia, intraregional travel is on the rise as middle class Chinese venture on tour to Japan and other countries. Longer holidays, higher income, and relaxed restrictions contribute to the trend.

China, Japan, Chinese, Chinese (Asian people), Travel

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Asian tourism feels the pinch as Americans opt to stay home

Article Abstract:

Americans have largely stopped flying to Asia since September 11, hurting hotels and other businesses dependent on tourism. But observers are optimistic that people will tire of staying at home, and the World Tourism Organization still expects tourist travel to rise 2% in 2001. Some Europeans who had planned to visit the United States may now decide to visit Asia instead, and Asian tourist organizations are shifting marketing efforts away from the United States to other areas of the world.

Forecasts and trends

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Cross-border travel declines across the region in October

Article Abstract:

October's travel figures show that regional air travel in Asia is down from the same time last year. Australia had 22% fewer visitors from New Zealand, and the overall number of tourists in Hong Kong dropped 3% in October. Additional travel statistics for various airlines and Asian countries are presented.

Scheduled Airlines, Scheduled Air Transportation, Lodging & Tourist Services, Accommodation, Air Transportation, Scheduled, And Air Courier Services, Statistical Data Included, Column, Airlines

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