Travel Business Analyst

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Travel Business Analyst

We produce four newsletters and reports each month, plus Foxtrots (blog) and ZERO (environment and the travel business). All contain serious analysis of the travel industry, supported with hard facts and/or statistics. And a touch of humour when required. There are 18 tables of current market data in each Asia Pacific newsletter, and 15 in each Europe edition.

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Current Issues...
Main contents in current issues of our newsletters and reports:

Travel Business Analyst, Asia Pacific:
Interview Regal Hotels. Meetings 2007. Q1 visitor arrivals. Plus: Extracts from Net Value and People-in-Travel; Market Headlines; Market Outlook; and 20 regular tables of market data.

Travel Business Analyst, Europe:
Q1 aviation results. Meetings 2007. Q1 hotels. ZERO. Plus: Extracts from Net Value and People-in-Travel; Market Headlines; and 16 regular tables of market data.

Net Value:
Express Expedia; More Easy; Wcities; others.

People-in-Travel:
Richard Hartman; Peter Rothwell; Ahmed Al-Maktoum; others

Foxtrots (recent):
Slanging Langham. Bangkok blunders. Unimpressive Economist.

ZERO (occasional):
Solar-powered aircraft. Costa Rica. Six Senses Resorts

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