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Dark days ahead for outbound travelDark days ahead for outbound travel
28-Sep-2001
When DFNI visited Japan last August, analysts were cautiously optimistic about the market for outbound travel. But September?s terrorist attack on the US?and its inevitable consequences?have cast a dark shadow over the business. John Rimmer reports.
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When DFNI visited Japan last August, analysts were cautiously optimistic about the market for outbound travel. But September?s terrorist attack on the US?and its inevitable consequences?have cast a dark shadow
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