The outlook for meetings is also a positive sign

"If we can keep our economy on track, we should see robust international outbound growth,The affects may include a higher cost of silk road travel equipment and hindered efforts to promote renewable energy The move is in response to a government finding that China is flooding the U.S. and emerging markets in regions like Latin America, Asia and the Middle East should see a growing percentage of U.S. traffic," McCormick said. "The outlook for meetings is also a positive sign, because these are longer-lead spending decisions that businesses only make if they're feeling more confident about the direction of the economy and their own growth prospects."Recently released figures listing MP expenses show the cost of airfare for travel to and from Ottawa varied widely amongst P.E.I. MPs.It will give Priceline a strong position in the United States as Xinjiang Tour Guide the maximum market share in the US. Revenue expected from the KAYAK acquisition is expected to be $376 million in 2013 and $475 million in 2014.Included in the information released earlier this month, for the first time, was the cost of travel for the family members of MPs.In total, the four MPs claimed $264,518.90 in expenses for airfare for themselves, their spouses, and their dependants. MPs in Ottawa are allowed to transfer as much of their airfare budget as they like to a single, so-called designated traveller. All four Island MPs chose their spouses.Charlottetown MP Sean Casey told CBC News parliamentarians spend so much time away it could take a toll on their home lives."I think the idea is to make Parliament a family-friendly place," said Casey.

"The policy decision to allow for spouses to take a limited number of trips is all about keeping families together. I can tell you it's pretty darn important to me and it's pretty darn important to my marriage."Most of the trips are to Ottawa, but it is also possible for parliamentarians to claim trips for themselves and their designated traveller to other parts of Canada. A portion of their travel budget can also go for trips to New York or Washington.Only Egmont MP Gail Shea had lower airfare expenses than Casey, but Shea's ministerial travel was not included in the report. Per round trip, Casey's expenses - including all travellers on his account - were the lowest at $1005. His designated traveller, Island MLA Kathleen Casey, made 7.5 round trips at an average cost of $768. His children made 2.5 trips at an average cost of $1,318.Cardigan MP Lawrence MacAulay rang up the biggest airfare bill. Travellers on his account spent an average of $2,248 per round trip. His designated traveller, wife Frances MacAulay, made 11 return trips to Ottawa last year with an average cost of $2,353.MacAulay couldn't be reached for comment.