Business travellers set to see air fares rise by 8.4%, hotel rates by 8.2%
Rising fuel prices, labour shortages, and inflationary pressures in raw material costs are the primary drivers of the expected price growth
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Rising fuel prices, labour shortages, and inflationary pressures in raw material costs are the primary drivers of the expected price growth
Factors such as rising fuel prices, staff shortages and inflation are likely to be the "primary drivers" for higher prices over the next 18 months.
This is on top of a predicted full year 2022 increase in air fares of 48.5%, hotel rates of 18.5%, and car rental charges of 7.3% MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 10, 2022 /PRNewswire/ -- Global travel
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