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The Top 16 Stats to Start Your New Week in Travel

  • Rafat Ali, Skift
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    Have you been nerding out on our travel data and stats? If so, what’re you waiting for? Subscribe to the SkiftStats Twitter feed!
    — Rafat Ali, Skift
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    Our daily @skiftstats Twitter feed continues to send out byte-size data points every weekday about the global travel industry, serving as a great companion to the more in-depth stories we do here on Skift.

    Below are 14 of the best data nuggets from the last week, to start your new week in travel:

    Photo Credit: The continued rise of Chinese travelers worldwide. Illustration Courtesy: Hotwire Report
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