Statistics & Trends

September 2002 results from over 760 airports show passenger and cargo traffic rising 13 percent each and movements

Corporate travel expenditures dipped in 2002 and will most likely remain flat in 2003, according to a recent survey conducted

In a year book-ended by the twin tragedies of 9/11 and the Bali bombings, the leaders of Australia's meetings, incentive

The IATA Corporate Air Travel Survey 2002 reflects the concerns of international corporate travellers with special attention to new

China and the Pacific Asia region`s aviation market continue to perform well relative to global figures, with 30 to

Every so often, an event occurs in the life of an individual, an institution, or a country, which becomes a

China is the buzzword on everyone's lips, including the hotel investment sector. Despite strong investor interest in

The American Express Global Travel Trends Study, reveals business travel costs are continuing to rise on a global basis

Singapore visitor arrivals in September 2002 grew 0.6% over the same month in 2001, to a total of 597,115 visitors

In general, major sporting events held recently across the world have had a positive impact on the hotel markets of