Who do we trust?

Article Abstract:

The finding of a poll of 1,700 Conde Nast Traveler subscribers suggests that readers' fears of terrorism both at home, United States, and abroad are fading. Most of the Conde Nast Traveler readers do not trust the government warnings about traveling and this lack of confidence is due to a widespread belief that politics is influencing government warnings.

Surveys, Travelers

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Calculating the odds

Article Abstract:

Experts give their opinions on how to separate real risks from perceived ones. Views of the respondents regarding the risks of terrorism, risk of overseas travel, fear of terrorism is given. How to cope with the uncertainty when we can't determine the risk of going somewhere is discussed.

General services, Forecasts, trends, outlooks, Safety and security measures, Forecasts and trends, Market trend/market analysis

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Reorientation: Travelers adapt to the new normal

Article Abstract:

People have continued to travel abroad and have great time despite the fears of terrorism, anti-Americanism and infectious diseases. In a poll it was found that people are willing to travel to a place within six months of a terrorist attack.

Lodging & Tourist Services, Accommodation, Passenger Transportation Arrangement, Travel

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