 TVNZ | Premium Air Travel Slump May Quicken Amid Recession, IATA Says Bloomberg 18 (Bloomberg) -- The slump in premium air travel worldwide may accelerate this year after plummeting for a seventh straight month in December, the International Air Transport Association said. The number of passengers with first- and business-class ... Report: Business travel drops 2.8% in 2008 Business-class air travel drops in December Premium travel declines 13.3 percent in December |
Fla. tourism down for the first time in 7 years MSNBC However, international visitors not hit by the US economy are taking advantage of great travel deals. Canadian travel to Florida increased by 14 percent overall in 2008. More Florida residents are also sticking close to home during the tough economic ... Economy takes toll on Florida tourism Florida tourism numbers down in 2008 Florida Tourism Down for the First Time in 7 Years |
Yellowstone open to snowmobile travel this winter Deseret News, UT There is, however, still some confusion on whether or not the park is really open to snowmobile travel, a result of what can be called the "dueling judges." As with other destination vacation spots this year, business is down in West Yellowstone. ... |
Travel execs say 71 percent of companies cutting plans Bizjournals.com, NC The Association of Corporate Travel Executives says 71 percent of its member companies plan to spend less on travel this year than they did in 2008. According to the trade group, that’sa huge and unprecedented shift in corporate travel managers’ plans ... Corporate travel planners gloomy on 2009 outlook Businesses cutting down 'unnecessary travel' Bankers: by all means take my tax and spend it on business travel |
Anaheim fights online travel sites over hotel tax San Jose Mercury News, USA The city of Anaheim is battling to collect $21.3 million in hotel taxes it claims to be owed by online travel companies that let tourists book rooms over the Internet. The city won an administrative ruling earlier this month that requires companies ... Online travel sites ordered to pay $21 million to Anaheim Cities and States Press Travel Sites to Collect Hotel Taxes Hotel Tax Question Hangs Over Online Travel Agencies |
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