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97. 54% of Thais to Increase Travel Budget in 2015; TripAdvisor Reveals Results of Study: TripAdvisor has revealed the results of its TripBarometer study. Conducted on behalf of TripAdvisor by independent research firm Ipsos, the TripBarometer study is the analysis of more than 44,000 global travellers and members of the hotel sector who chose to take part, with 568 respondents from Thailand. The TripBarometer: Global Travel Economy report reveals worldwide travel trend

98. Emirates Skycargo Increases Fuel Surcharge: Emirates Skycargo Increases Fuel Surcharge

99. Malaysian Consumer Confidence Rebounds in Q2 2011: 77% of online respondents described their job prospects as excellent or good over the next 12 months (up 5% points quarter-on-quarter). As a result, Malaysia advanced to 2nd place (4th place in Q1 2011) among the top ten most optimistic countries (job prospects). In contrast, consumers’ optimism with regards to job prospects dropped 9%age points to 57% (average) across Asia Pacific

100. TripAdvisor Survey Reveals Insights into Thai Hotel Industry: According to the survey, a greater percentage of Thailand (31%) and Indonesia (30%) hoteliers plan to increase the number of employees they have. In comparison, hoteliers in Japan (20%), New Zealand (9%) and Australia (8%) trail behind. Nearly half (49%) of Thailand properties felt that the economy will improve, while in comparison, Indonesia ranks first in the world, with 67% of p

101. Asia Pacific Airfares change Substantially in 1st Quarter 2005: Asia Pacific Airfares change Substantially in 1st Quarter 2005.

102. Italy, U.S. and Australia rank highest as Country Brands: Italy, U.S. and Australia rank highest as Country Brands.

103. Destinations in AP Offer Increased Value as Hotel Rates Drop: The highest percentage decreases in the report were in Asia Pacific, with a 21% drop taking Busan and Hanoi to Sin$120 and Sin$89, respectively. The impact of the political turmoil in Thailand was also clearly reflected with lower rates recorded in Pattaya where rates fell 13% to Sin$115, whilst Bangkok took an 11% tumble to Sin$106.