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35% fewer tourists to use charter flights this year
Posted on August 25th, 2009
35% fewer tourists to use charter flights this year
Tourists' shrinking holiday budgets dragged the charter flight market down by 35-40% from last year as travel agencies cancelled or combined part of flights because of the low load factor.
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