Medium-hub airports: making a big business connection

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Companies that rely a lot on air travel usually choose to put up their facilities in cities with large airports. This is increasingly seen in companies aiming at global expansion. However, for companies that predominantly use domestic flights, smaller airports in smaller cities may prove more economical. The airlines serving these airports frequently have lower rates. Such is the case with the Austin-Bergstrom International Airport in Texas. Though it does not aim to compete with the airports in Dallas and Houston, it still provides convenient access to key US cities.

Airports, flying fields, & services, Airports, Airport Operations, Plant Siting Analysis, Analysis, Business travel, Industrial locations, Industrial location, Investment management

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Virginia Beach is "rising" to meet the needs of a growing city

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Virginia Beach is developing its coastline with tall buildings, hotels and motels. The city is also developing its educational systems.

Virginia, Strategy & planning, Planning, Waterfront development, Company business planning, Virginia Beach, Virginia

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