Tourism analysis: Europe and Asia go on holiday as Americas suffer

16-Oct-2002

A recovery in tourist arrivals is evident in a number of leading destinations around the world but some markets such as the US are still depressed. Sandra Newman looks at the latest visitor trends for some of the world?s main tourism markets to see how they are faring in 2002.

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A recovery in tourist arrivals is evident in a number of leading destinations around the world but some markets such as the US are still depressed. Sandra Newman looks at

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