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 2008
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27th JATA Survey on Travel Market Trends(Dec 2008)
The widening effects of the current financial crisis and high fuel surcharges caused the Overseas Travel DI to fall to even lower levels. The Domestic Travel DI also followed suit in the wake of a decline in business confidence. Both the Overseas and Domestic Travel DI are expected to continue on their downward trend over the following three months.
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26th JATA Survey on Travel Market Trends
High fuel surcharges and lack of confidence in the global economy saw the Overseas Travel DI plummet. On the other hand, the domestic travel market profited from the downturn in overseas travel. The Overseas Travel DI is expected to continue on its downward spiral in the following three months, with the Domestic DI also expected to follow suit.
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25th JATA Survey on Travel Market Trends
High fuel prices and the massive Sichuan earthquake contributed to further worsening of the Overseas Travel DI. The Domestic DI also experienced slow decline. Although both are expected to improve over the next three months, the Overseas Travel DI will likely remain low.
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24th JATA Survey on Travel Market Trends
Travel to China fell further, while the overseas travel DI tumbled further than expected. The domestic DI hovered at the same level, albeit in negative territory. In the next three months, a slump is forecast for the overseas travel market, while domestic travel is expected to make a positive turnaround.
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2007
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23th
JATA Survey on Travel Market Trends
Overseas travel market retreats in the face of local
supplier price increases combined with high fuel prices.
Little cause for optimism in domestic travel market,
as DI falls into negative territory. In the next three
months, the overseas travel market will continue to languish
with the domestic travel market also experiencing a slight
downturn.
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22th
JATA Survey on Travel Market Trends
The overseas travel sector performed poorly as fuel surcharges, the weak yen and other factors diminished the sense that overseas travel was affordable, causing the DI to hover in negative territory, while the domestic DI made a turnaround and entered into positive figures.
Over the next three months, the demand for overseas travel is expected to remain steady, while domestic travel is likely to grow.
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21th
JATA Survey on Travel Market Trends
Golden Week demand floundered and the overseas travel DI slid backwards, while the domestic DI remained steady.The overseas and domestic travel sectors are both expected to turn positive in the next three months with hopes pinned on summer travel demand.
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20th
JATA Survey on Travel Market Trends
China and other Asian destinations continued to perform strongly with a slight improvement in the overseas travel DI, while the domestic DI dropped significantly due to the warm winter. Growth in both the domestic and overseas travel DI is forecast for the next three months."
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