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97. Airports Spending More on Technology: Improving passenger processes at the airport is the number one information technology (IT) investment priority of airports around the world and nearly half (47%) rank passenger and airport security as their top priority, according to the 2014 SITA/ACI Airport IT Trends Survey. The annual survey of the world’s airports shows the focus on the ‘Connected Traveler’ with investments in

98. International Air Travellers Survey (IATS) Asia-Pacific 2002 finds BBC World is fasting growing: International Air Travellers Survey (IATS) Asia-Pacific 2002 finds BBC World is fasting growing news channel in Asia Pacific

99. Intelligent Spas Releases Spa Consumer Survey Results: Intelligent Spas Releases Spa Consumer Survey Results

100. IATA Corporate Air Travel Survey 2002: IATA Corporate Air Travel Survey 2002

101. Expedia’s Hong Kong Bookings Up 658% in 2014: So far this year Expedia has recorded a 658% increase in bookings out of Hong Kong. But while travel bookings are on the increase, 64% of Hong Kongers feel that limited annual leave allocations will affect their ability to enjoy long-haul travel in 2015. The findings come from a survey commissioned by Expedia to uncover the 2015 travel aspirations of Hong Kong people. The survey fo

102. Industry Survey Shows All Airlines Investing in Business Intelligence Solutions: According to the 15th annual SITA/Airline Business IT Trends Survey, all airlines plan to invest over the next three years in IT systems which will allow them to get to know their passengers better and deliver tailored services directly to them, This year 100% of airlines surveyed plan to invest in business intelligence (BI) solutions, which allow them to know more about their cust

103. IATA Survey Reveals Challenges in Talent Acquisition and Training: IATA has published the results of a global survey of Human Resources professionals in the aviation industry highlighting key challenges in talent acquisition, training and retention. The results shows that more than 73% of respondents expect the major areas of job growth to be in ground operations, customer service and cabin crew.