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Helping the Tourism Industry Recover

By Baker, Doug

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Excerpt: The devastation and trauma of September 11 rocked many U.S. industries, perhaps none more than travel and tourism. While the data shows that international tourism to the United States had already been slowing, the attacks gave further reason for international visitors to stay home. The Bush administration and industry increased their efforts to allay the fears of travelers. The Department of Commerce?s latest international travel forecast indicates that these efforts seem to be working, as the U.S. travel and tourism industry shows signs of steady improvement well into 2005.

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Title: Helping the Tourism Industry Recover  
Author: Baker, Doug
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Language: English
Subject: Trade, Import and export controls, Export controls--United States
Collection: Export and Trade Collection
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Publisher: Federal Trade Commissionn (FTC)

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