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Economic Review of Travel In America, 2005 Edition
Spanning 1999 to 2004, as well as, where available, 2005 data and forecasts for 2006 and beyond, this report has three primary sections covering: the economic impact of travel in the U.S. (total travel expenditures, travel-generated employment, payroll, and tax revenue), the U.S.'s place in global tourism (the state of global tourism and international travel to the U.S.), and the performance of major travel-related industries in the U.S. (including airlines, lodging, amusement and recreation services, and food service). It also reveals that domestic and international travelers spent an estimated $646 billion in the United States in 2005, nearly 8% more than in 2004.  This report is included in TIA's Domestic Basic, Domestic Comprehensive and Premier Research Subscription Packages.

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Travelers' Use of the Internet, 2005 Edition
Today, the Internet is a perfect vehicle for the travel industry as online travel websites let consumers have power over their travel planning and provide consumers a quick and easy way to book travel. In 1993, TIA began surveying consumers about their acceptance of new technologies for planning and purchasing travel. This report is sponsored by USDM.net. This report is included in TIA's 2005 Domestic Basic, Domestic Comprehensive and Premier Research Subscription Packages.

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Domestic Travel Market Report, 2005 Edition
Interested in the size and profile of key travel market segments? This annual report will give you an overview of the 1.164 billion person-trips taken domestically by U.S. residents. It includes trip characteristics and traveler demographics for overall U.S. domestic travel in 2004, as well as for several market segments. Travel segments profiled include: business travelers, leisure travelers, air and auto travelers, solo travel, travel with children, travel that includes social/family events and several others. Also profiled are four income groups and three generation groups. This report also includes a review of the economic environment and overall travel industry performance in 2004.  This report is included in TIA's 2005 Domestic Basic, Domestic Comprehensive and Premier Research Subscription Packages.

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Impact of Travel & Tourism on the U.S. and State Economies, 2005 Edition
This state-by-state travel impact study is based on TIA's Travel Economic Impact Model (TEIM) and presents estimates of direct travel expenditures by domestic and international travelers, travel-generated employment and payroll income in the nation and each state. Travel-generated tax receipts for federal, state, and local governments are also provided. This report includes preliminary 2004 impact estimates for the nation and 2003 estimates for 50 states and Washington, DC. The report was published jointly by TIA and the U.S. Chamber of Commerce. 
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