AMERICAN TOURISTS
Again Flocking to Britain British Official Wireless Service. RUGBY, August 20. Returns of passenger traffic at Plymouth show that the diminution in the American tourist business, which has been proceeding steadily from 1930 until the end of last year, has ceased. Already this year the number of nonBritish passengers disembarking at Plymouth has exceeded the total for the whole of last year. The arrivals at Plymouth afford a useful index to the fluctuations in the American tourist traffic, since 90 per cent of the non-British arrivals there come from the United States and South America, and the favourable returns for the present summer in seme quarters are regarded as an indication that the depression in America has now ceased to affect the tourist traffic.
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Hawke's Bay Tribune, Volume XXIV, Issue 212, 21 August 1934, Page 7
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