US EditionLogan Passenger Numbers Up, But Massport Bracing for Tariff Impact
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Logan Passenger Numbers Up, But Massport Bracing for Tariff Impact
Buoyed by busy air travel at Logan Airport, the Massachusetts Port Authority is expecting a "very good fiscal year" while bracing for potential turbulence in connection with tariff impacts on travel and cargo patterns, CEO Rich Davey said Thursday.
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The global travel industry is bracing for a longer-than-expected recovery period, with economists now projecting that international travel won’t return to pre-pandemic levels until 2029. This revised forecast, shared by Tourism Economics President Adam Sacks during a recent webinar, marks a stark shift from earlier expectations of a full rebound by 2025.According to Sacks, the ten-year gap between 2019 and full recovery is likely to result in su…
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