“The aviation sector’s forthcoming inclusion in the Emissions Trading Scheme (EU-ETS) presents a further opportunity for train operating companies. Mintel’s exclusive consumer research consistently shows that while people often feel concern over the environmental issues around travelling, they are unwilling to pay some sort of charge as a result. So as airlines increase ticket costs to offset the EU-ETS, train operators can promote the fact that their passengers ...
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Attitudes Towards the UK as a Destination
European Countries Considered as an Alternative Holiday Destination
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Appendix – Market Size and Forecast
Appendix – French Attitudes Towards the UK as a Destination
Appendix – Spanish Attitudes Towards the UK as a Destination
Appendix – German Attitudes Towards the UK as a Destination
Appendix – Italian Attitudes Towards the UK as a Destination
Appendix – American Attitudes Towards the UK as a Destination
Appendix – European Countries Considered as an Alternative Holiday Destination by French Consumers
Appendix – European Countries Considered as an Alternative Holiday Destination by Spanish Consumers
Appendix – European Countries Considered as an Alternative Holiday Destination by German Consumers
Appendix – European Countries Considered as an Alternative Holiday Destination by Italian Consumers
Appendix – European Countries Considered as an Alternative Holiday Destination by American Consumers
11th July 2012
The wettest April-June period on record is a blow to domestic tourism in this much-promoted year. July’s forecast suggests no respite from the rain; meanwhile overseas holiday volumes are still struggling. 
1st June 2012
London hotels are looking strong ahead of the Olympics, however forecasts increasingly suggest that the boost from the Games will perhaps be less than previously hoped for. The UK regions have also seen room rates and revpar increase marginally, although this continues to be a tale of two markets. |
What do aviation trends signify for the UK-inbound market?
