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THE global tourism sector will post a "moderate recovery" in 2010 after slumping this year due to the recession, with Asia set for the strongest rebound, the UN World Tourism Organisation said. Full Article at NEWS.com.au
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Madrid – The global tourism sector will post a "moderate recovery" in 2010 after slumping this year due to the recession, with Asia set for the strongest rebound, the UN World Tourism Organisation said Tuesday. Full Article at Expatica
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LONDON -- U.S. tourism chiefs are targeting jobless people seeking to enjoy time off, while Africa hopes to counter the global downturn by cashing in on Barack Obama-inspired “roots tourism,” a study said Monday. Full Article at China Post
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AFP - The global tourism sector will post a "moderate recovery" in 2010 after slumping this year due to the recession, with Asia set for the strongest rebound, the UN World Tourism Organisation said Tuesday. Full Article at France 24
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London — The 2009 World Travel Market (WTM) and Euromonitor InternationalGlobal Trends Report, released yesterday said the global economic meltdown is taking a heavy toll on the travel and tourism industry, with business travel revenues down globally... Full Article at AllAfrica.com
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With a 9 percent increase in GDP in the third quarter, China's continuing economic recovery is critical to the recovery worldwide, as well as to Hawaii's economy. It is important for Hawaii to continue to strengthen our partnership with China so that our local businesses have the opportunity to capitali...
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Without the government, the consumer would be pulling back ... By early next year job losses will abate … so we will start to see wage and salary growth and government can begin to pass that baton off [to the private sector]. But it will be a tricky handoff.
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The last few years have been quite seriously detrimental to the wildlife here ... We hope tourism will help. Because the tourism dollars will enable the national parks system to make its own money and, hopefully, be able to plow that back into protection.
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As the latest economic data and prospects indicate that the world economy may be starting to emerge from its most severe recession of the post-Second World War period, in tourism too there are signs that confidence is returning and that demand is improving for both business and leisure travel
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