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177. Singapore Hotels Returning to Pre-Crisis Levels; Still Cheaper than HK: Singapore Hotels Returning to Pre-Crisis Levels; Still Cheaper than HK. Singapore hotels seem to be returning to pre-crisis levels with the vibrant city-state leaping 19 places as most expensive city in the world for business travellers, according to the Global Hotel Market Survey from the Hogg Robinson Group.

178. Low Cost Airlines increase Share of Business Travel Market: Low Cost Airlines increase Share of Business Travel Market. Fares for budget airlines grew by 10% in the last year and now account for one in eight business travel bookings, according to a recent survey by international corporate services company Hogg Robinson Group.

179. ITB Asia a Leading Marketplace for The Asian Travel Trade: ITB Asia a Leading Marketplace for The Asian Travel Trade. Over 6,100 attendees including 553 invited buyers attended ITB Asia 2009. Exactly 84% told the survey company that they had a good overall impression of ITB Asia. Over 90% said they would recommend it to industry colleagues. Slightly more than 85% said they would visit ITB Asia 2010, which takes place 20-22 October in Singa

180. Asia Pacific Business Travel Volumes Up More Than 60% in H1 2012: According to the survey, the average number of trips taken by Asia Pacific executives increased by 67% in the first half of the year, with ten trips reported in the first half of 2012 versus six trips over the same period last year. Mainland Chinese executives posted the highest increase in volume, with the average Chinese business traveller going on 17 trips in the first half vers

181. Mumbai Passengers Express Interest in Mobile Travel Services: Passengers at Chhatrapati Shivaji International Airport in Mumbai have expressed strong interest in accessing and purchasing travel services using their mobiles, according to a recent global survey from SITA. However, first generation mobile travel services are not yet appealing enough for passengers to use them regularly, reports the SITA/Air Transport World Passenger IT Trends Su

182. Chinese Hotel Industry needs Olympic Boost: Chinese Hotel Industry needs Olympic Boost. The Chinese hotel industry has experienced nationwide declines in RevPAR (room yield) through the first six months of 2008, according to STR Global's monthly survey of 528 internationally branded Chinese hotel properties. Several major markets have experienced occupancy declines as new hotel openings have stretched demand. With the world

183. Quarantine Remains Biggest Deterrent to Air Travel: A survey commissioned by IATA of 4,700 people in 11 markets in September shows confidence that the risks of COVID19 can be effectively managed and that the freedom to travel should be restored. The biggest deterrent to air travel continues to be quarantine measures. 84% of respondents indicated that they will not travel if there is a chance of quarantine at their destination. Publi