RADiSTAR
11-10-03, 10:13 PM
For sale: Six domain names, $250 total. Great opportunity, what with the Olympic games being held in Greece next year.
FLIGHTS2GREECE.COM
FLIGHTSGREECE.COM
FLIGHTSTOGREECE.COM
FLY2GREECE.COM
FLYGREECE.COM
FLYTOGREECE.COM
Interesting article from CNN.com below:
http://www.cnn.com/2003/TRAVEL/11/10/travel.survey.ap/index.html
MIAMI BEACH, Florida (AP) --American travelers are planning to spend more next year, take to the air more often and visit both international and domestic destinations, according to a new survey from American Express.
On long vacations, travelers surveyed said they planned to spend an average of $2,962 on airfare, accommodations and other vacation expenses in 2004 -- $799 more than in 2003. In addition, the number of travelers planning to spend more than $5,000 on long vacations in 2004 nearly doubled, to about 11 percent of those surveyed.
The survey also predicts a jump in air travel -- 55 percent of those surveyed said they were planning a domestic or international flight, compared to 44 percent in 2002. More than three-quarters of airline travelers said they are attracted to discount airlines, such as JetBlue, Southwest and Song.
The survey shows that more people are thinking about traveling internationally. American Express travel agents predicted the top destinations for in this category in 2004 will be Rome, Cancun, London, Athens and Paris.
Some credit the state of the economy for the anticipated jump in the travel industry.
FLIGHTS2GREECE.COM
FLIGHTSGREECE.COM
FLIGHTSTOGREECE.COM
FLY2GREECE.COM
FLYGREECE.COM
FLYTOGREECE.COM
Interesting article from CNN.com below:
http://www.cnn.com/2003/TRAVEL/11/10/travel.survey.ap/index.html
MIAMI BEACH, Florida (AP) --American travelers are planning to spend more next year, take to the air more often and visit both international and domestic destinations, according to a new survey from American Express.
On long vacations, travelers surveyed said they planned to spend an average of $2,962 on airfare, accommodations and other vacation expenses in 2004 -- $799 more than in 2003. In addition, the number of travelers planning to spend more than $5,000 on long vacations in 2004 nearly doubled, to about 11 percent of those surveyed.
The survey also predicts a jump in air travel -- 55 percent of those surveyed said they were planning a domestic or international flight, compared to 44 percent in 2002. More than three-quarters of airline travelers said they are attracted to discount airlines, such as JetBlue, Southwest and Song.
The survey shows that more people are thinking about traveling internationally. American Express travel agents predicted the top destinations for in this category in 2004 will be Rome, Cancun, London, Athens and Paris.
Some credit the state of the economy for the anticipated jump in the travel industry.