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Love to travel | Borneo Bulletin Online - Vimarsana News

Love to travel | Borneo Bulletin Online

Aqilah Rahman While 2021 was a year of domestic re-discovery, 2022 marked the return of international travel. Following the ease of travel restrictions, overnight international arrivals across the globe are expected to have more than doubled (109 per cent annual growth) in 2022 compared to 2021, reaching 62 per cent of pre-pandemic levels. While inflation […]

Is Unemployment Good for Inflation? December CPI Says Maybe. - Vimarsana News

Is Unemployment Good for Inflation? December CPI Says Maybe.

December inflation lowered slightly despite unemployment hovering at historic lows. Is unemployment good for inflation after all?

Experience Co CEO John O'Sullivan says China COVID tests on travellers should be removed as soon as possible - Vimarsana News

Experience Co CEO John O'Sullivan says China COVID tests on travellers should be removed as soon as possible

Former Tourism Australia boss John O’Sullivan welcomes the return of Chinese travellers but says the quicker, the better on getting rid of COVID-19 tests.

Source: afr.com
How Hyperlocal Brands Are Dealing With Retention Issues, Pushing Customer Engagement - Vimarsana News

How Hyperlocal Brands Are Dealing With Retention Issues, Pushing Customer Engagement

Multichannel communication enables hyperlocal brands bolster customer engagement, helps counter acquisition and retention challenges.

Source: inc42.com
Exchange Rate Volatility and Textile Trade - Vimarsana News

Exchange Rate Volatility and Textile Trade

Read article about Exchange rate volatility can prove crucial to international trade. Since most of the global transactions are undertaken in USD, a stronger dollar means higher commodity prices for consumers, especially for import dependent countries. and more articles about Textile industary at Fibre2Fashion