Temptation, reassurance fly as passenger-keeping mottos

Article Abstract:

Airlines are not doing as poorly as expected after the September 11 terrorist attacks and the recent American Airlines crash in New York. Sixty-nine percent of seats were filled on Asian-Pacific international flights during the month of September, and 59% of seats were filled on U.S. flights during the same period. Still, overall losses are expected at more than $10 billion for the year so ticket promotions and reassuring campaigns such as, "Travel. It Does You the World of Good" and "The World Hasn't Stopped. Have You?", are being used to woo customers back.

Sales & consumption, World, Promotion, Slogan, Marketing, Column

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Asian Travel

Article Abstract:

China has extended Labor Day and National Day holidays to cover a full week in order to stimulate consumer spending. Travel agents, airlines and hotels are experiencing a short-term boon as Chinese vacationers plan trips for within the country and abroad.

China, Government domestic functions, Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Travel Agents, Travel Agencies, Hotels & Motels, Hotels (except Casino Hotels) and Motels, Hotels and motels, Management, Travel industry, Economic policy, Holidays

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Continental to boost presence

Article Abstract:

Continental Airlines is planning to increase its presence in the Japanese marketplace. The airline is attempting to take advantage of the rebound taking place in Asian economies.

Japan, Planning, Continental Airlines Inc.

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