Sentence examples for robust travel from inspiring English sources

Frequent business travelers are among the most reluctant to resume former robust travel patterns.

Obviously, a new terrorism catastrophe or a war in Iraq, will negate predictions of a resumption of robust travel.

But despite the robust travel job market, educational offerings and data suggesting that many travel jobs pay well, some industry insiders say they suffer from an image problem.

Mark Bulmash, senior vice president for development at Hughes, said the company experienced opportunity not only in the city's robust travel industry but also in the thriving downtown where residents live, work and play.

"How much more are they going to trim to try to get to profitable levels?" Along with regional carriers, the charter industry expects to be able to "take up the slack" if, as expected, money-losing airlines eliminate more routes and services even after robust travel resumes, Mr. Barrett said, adding that charters can offer prices that compete with premium airline fares.

Across the board, and for the first time in recent memory, many top-shelf hotels are having rate sales, partly as a way to fill rooms left empty by the sharp and sudden retreat of corporate clients, and partly in hopes of stimulating extra summer leisure travel as a potential catalyst for a hoped-for resumption of robust travel this fall or winter.

His health is poor, and he no longer feels sufficiently robust to travel.

A resumption of robust business travel, he said, is also likely to bring "some reversal of the trade-down effect".

AIRPORT CAPACITY STRAINS -- Mainly because of a return of robust business travel and the growth of low-fare carriers, 9 of the 35 top airports in the United States are operating above their passenger levels before Sept. 11, 2001, and 6 more will exceed pre-9/11 passenger levels by the end of the year, said Marion C. Blakey, the administrator of the Federal Aviation Administration.

The definition of lines versus lanes aside, the velvet-rope contretemps and turf tussles are more signs of a basic philosophical debate that is occurring just below the surface in commercial aviation these days, as robust business-travel revenue continues to elude the airlines.

"This deal has the potential to greatly impact the robust online air travel search and booking markets relied on today by millions of consumers," Senator Kohl wrote.