EXCLUSIVE VIDEO: New York expects 100,000 more Australians per year by 2015
Over the next five years, New York City is forecasting the Australian inbound market to grow by another 100,000 people by 2015 to a remarkable 632,000.
Over the next five years, New York City is forecasting the Australian inbound market to grow by another 100,000 people by 2015 to a remarkable 632,000.
Australians are once more the number one international market at New York’s Hotel Beacon, something that shows no signs of abating.
Hawaii is targeting a greater share of the Australian outbound MICE market in 2012 and beyond thanks to a strong Australian Dollar and Hawaiian Airlines’ addition of more than 11,000 seats per year on the Sydney-Honolulu route.
Australian business at the US West Coast’s Handlery Hotels in San Francisco and San Diego is already topping 2011 levels just four months into this year.
Australian arrivals into the United States skyrocketed past the million mark in 2011, with 1,038,000 visiting America, a 40% jump on the 720,000 that visited in 2009, and there’s more to come.
The United States tourism industry has launched its first-ever unified marketing campaign as the country aims to boost inbound numbers significantly over the next five years.
The City of Los Angeles is gearing up to welcome U.S. Travel Association’s International Pow Wow, the American travel industry’s premier international marketplace from April 21-25, 2012.
Hawaiian Airlines is set to introduce brand new, wide-body Airbus A330-200 aircraft on flights from Sydney to Honolulu a month earlier than planned.
A high Australian Dollar is producing strong inbound numbers for Los Angeles hotels and it’s a trend that is showing no signs of abating, says Ramada Plaza West Hollywood Managing Director Alan Johnson.
BY JAMES WILKINSON
Hawaiian Airlines has finally announced that brand new Airbus A330-200s will be deployed on the Honolulu-Sydney route from May 2012, offering more seats and on-demand, inflight entertainment for every passenger on the 294-seat aircraft.
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