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February 28, 2017
Phocuswright arrives in India this week for PhocuswrightIndia. As part of the regional event, travel professionals from around the world converge on Gurgaon to explore how both India and the broader APAC region are driving the global travel economy forward. As fodder for discussion around this year’s theme, the Asian Advantage, here are 10 key stats to know right now.
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