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Americas tourism recovers but the north lags behindAmericas tourism recovers but the north lags behind
Sandra Newman
15-Apr-2005
The outlook for tourism in the Americas is increasingly positive although the US has been slow to recover. Sandra Newman reveals how some of the region's key markets are benefiting
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Statistics for 2004 reveal an increase in tourism throughout the Americas, particularly in Central and South America, with a number of favourable trends helping to drive growth. According to the
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