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- 1. International Travellers Spending More in Australia
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International Travellers Spending More in Australia. New research released by Tourism Research Australia reveals international travellers are spending more during their visits to Australia. In the year ending June 2008, spending by international visitors in Australia increased 9% to $16 billion, primarily driven by the growth in Chinese, Malaysian and Indian markets.
- 2. 2007 Tourism Spending in Hong Kong passes HK$140 billion mark
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2007 Tourism Spending in Hong Kong passes HK$140 billion mark. Total Expenditure Associated to Inbound Tourism (TEAIT) in Hong Kong in 2007 reached HK$140.52 billion, an increase of 16.4% over 2006. The average per capita spending of overnight visitors surpassed the HK$5,000 mark to HK$5,122, 6.7% higher than the 2006 figure, while that of same-day in-town visitors surged by 22.1%
- 3. Record Visitor Spending in 2006 Exceeds Hong Kong's Forecast
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Record Visitor Spending in 2006 Exceeds Hong Kong's Forecast. The Hong Kong Tourism Board (HKTB) has released the 2006 tourism spending figures, which show that the Total Expenditure Associated to Inbound Tourism (TEAIT) grew by 12.7% compared with 2005 to a record high of HK$119.43 billion, exceeding the original forecast by more than HK$4.7 billion. This means that the TEAIT for
- 4. Americans Spending the Most at Great Singapore Sale
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Americans Spending the Most at Great Singapore Sale. Tourist spending was up 3% compared to the same period last year, with visiting cardholders buying US$130.8 million worth of goods and services. Cardholders from the US, Australia, UK and Malaysia were the biggest spenders. Spend by Singaporean MasterCard cardholders was almost equal to last year, down only marginally by 0.2% to
- 5. New Survey shows Women Spending €140m on Euro 2008
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New Survey shows Women Spending €140m on Euro 2008. Women will be responsible for an economic boost equivalent to more than €4million per game, according to the study. The figure consists of female spending on football related items, such as on merchandise, food and beverages, accommodation, transport and television sets. The study also notes that women are also likely to spend mor
- 6. Record Spending by Tourists in Singapore over Christmas Season
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Record Spending by Tourists in Singapore over Christmas Season. Global Refund has revealed that Singapore reached a record high in retail spend from tourists during the last Christmas season. In fact, tourist spending over the festive season accounted for 20% of the total tourist spend in Singapore over the entire year of 2006.
- 7. ASEAN Tourists Contribute Almost Half of Total Tourist Spending in Singapore
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ASEAN Tourists Contribute Almost Half of Total Tourist Spending in Singapore. As government leaders at the ASEAN Tourism Forum 2007 discuss ways to boost tourism growth and sustain high intra-ASEAN tourist traffic, Global Refund today revealed that ASEAN tourists alone have contributed close to 50% of total tourist spending in Singapore over the last three years.
- 8. International Visa Cardholder Spending in Tsunami affected Countries shows signs of Moderate Rec
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International Visa Cardholder Spending in Tsunami affected Countries shows signs of Moderate Recovery.
- 9. Tourism Spending in Hong Kong jumps to HK$91.8 Billion in 2004
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Tourism Spending in Hong Kong jumps to HK$91.8 Billion in 2004.
- 10. New Tourist Spending Trends Report Shows Visa Cardholders Spent US$17.3 billion During Visits to
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New Tourist Spending Trends Report Shows Visa Cardholders Spent US$17.3 billion During Visits to Asia Pacific Countries in 2003.
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