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The revised monthly forecasts for airports, terminals, nationalities and routes have today been uploaded to subscriber sites. This bulletin outlines the latest prospects for international air travel and there will be a separate briefing tomorrow
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Hainan Island’s total retail sales last month were up 9% points on the levels achieved in February and increased 85% compared with March 2020 when the pandemic hit domestic Chinese travel especially hard. (more…)
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A central feature of the 400 airports that have, to date, reported their March domestic passenger actuals is the resurgence in the Chinese market as travel restrictions are eased. (more…)
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Today’s report contains the November retail sales data by category from Hainan Island. Which category increased by an incredible 243% points compared with November 2019? Log in for the full details... (more…)
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With Hainan Island’s Duty Free sales topping USD 1.63 billion from 1st July to 19 October, today’s Air4casts bulletin examines the drivers behind that extraordinary 218% point year on year sales value increase. For the
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Hainan Island’s largest airport, Haikou Meilan, last week had its best 7 days since the start of the pandemic. These latest weekly passenger numbers coincided with the Hainan provincial government's publication of August YTD Duty
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A slowdown is entirely to be expected as passenger numbers signal the end of the summer season. In a normal year the movement from August to September would be around 10% points down. But this
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The US August data set is a substantial 159 international airports. It indicates that the recovery which was well under way in July has now stalled somewhat. (more…)
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With Hainan Island’s duty free shopping spend in the first week of July reaching USD 64 million, Air4casts examines the latest July travel trends to the island. (more…)
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Speculation about profound changes in travel preferences and patterns as a result of the Coronavirus, is not now, in short supply. (more…)