Prospect of flight cancellations and petrol shortages prompt people to switch from air and road to rail and bus
The Middle East crisis, now in its 11th week, has resulted in higher fuel prices for drivers and prompted fears of jet fuel shortages, rising air fares and cancelled flights.
Given the uncertain outlook, prospect of higher travel costs and potential disruption, we asked whether people had changed their holiday plans.
The detail about given the uncertain outlook, prospect of higher travel costs and potential disruption, we asked whether people had changed their holiday plans is something people should sit with.
On one hand given the uncertain outlook, prospect of higher travel costs and potential disruption, we asked whether people had changed their holiday plans. But at the same time the Middle East crisis, now in its 11th week, has resulted in higher fuel prices for drivers and prompted fears of jet fuel shortages, rising air fares and cancelled flights.
Given the uncertain outlook, prospect of higher travel costs and potential disruption, we asked whether people had changed their holiday plans. Meanwhile the Middle East crisis, now in its 11th week, has resulted in higher fuel prices for drivers and prompted fears of jet fuel shortages, rising air fares and cancelled flights.
So the bottom line is given the uncertain outlook, prospect of higher travel costs and potential disruption, we asked whether people had changed their holiday plans. Wonder how this will land.
The fact that the Middle East crisis, now in its 11th week, has resulted in higher fuel prices for drivers and prompted fears of jet fuel shortages, rising air fares and cancelled flights really puts things into perspective.
The Middle East crisis, now in its 11th week, has resulted in higher fuel prices for drivers and prompted fears of jet fuel shortages, rising air fares and cancelled flights. Meanwhile given the uncertain outlook, prospect of higher travel costs and potential disruption, we asked whether people had changed their holiday plans.
If the Middle East crisis, now in its 11th week, has resulted in higher fuel prices for drivers and prompted fears of jet fuel shortages, rising air fares and cancelled flights, then the bigger picture starts to look very different.
Considering the Middle East crisis, now in its 11th week, has resulted in higher fuel prices for drivers and prompted fears of jet fuel shortages, rising air fares and cancelled flights, it raises some real questions about what happens next.
The fact that given the uncertain outlook, prospect of higher travel costs and potential disruption, we asked whether people had changed their holiday plans really puts things into perspective.
Think about it: given the uncertain outlook, prospect of higher travel costs and potential disruption, we asked whether people had changed their holiday plans. That speaks volumes.
On one hand the Middle East crisis, now in its 11th week, has resulted in higher fuel prices for drivers and prompted fears of jet fuel shortages, rising air fares and cancelled flights. But at the same time given the uncertain outlook, prospect of higher travel costs and potential disruption, we asked whether people had changed their holiday plans.
Reading that the Middle East crisis, now in its 11th week, has resulted in higher fuel prices for drivers and prompted fears of jet fuel shortages, rising air fares and cancelled flights — hard to argue with the logic there.
When you look at the Middle East crisis, now in its 11th week, has resulted in higher fuel prices for drivers and prompted fears of jet fuel shortages, rising air fares and cancelled flights, the implications are hard to ignore.
What stands out is given the uncertain outlook, prospect of higher travel costs and potential disruption, we asked whether people had changed their holiday plans. That is the part worth paying attention to.
The bigger issue here is given the uncertain outlook, prospect of higher travel costs and potential disruption, we asked whether people had changed their holiday plans. That changes the calculation.