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31 jul 2009
Crisis económica también golpea a Walt Disney
13:44 | Empresa registró beneficios por 954 mlls de dólares en el tercer trimestre, en comparación con los 1.280 mlls de ganancia en el mismo período del año pasado
Los Angeles (DPA). La empresa estadounidense de entretenimiento Walt Disney registró una caída del 26% de las ganancias en el tercer trimestre del ejercicio fiscal a raíz de la crisis económica, que también afectó a otras compañías de medios.
Walt Disney, con sede en Burbank, en el condado de Los Angeles, indicó hoy que registró beneficios por 954 millones de dólares en el tercer trimestre que finalizó el 30 de junio, en comparación con los 1.280 millones de ganancia en el mismo período del año pasado.
En tanto, las ventas bajaron en ese lapso un 7%, de 9.200 millones de dólares a 8.600 millones.
El sector de televisión de la empresa registró una caída de los ingresos del 8%, mientras que los de los parques y centros vacacionales bajaron un 9% y los de los estudios cinematográficos un 12%. Estos últimos tuvieron pérdidas por 12 millones de dólares, en comparación con las ganancias por 97 millones de dólares el año pasado.
Sin embargo, la empresa logró un resultado algo mejor que lo estimado anteriormente por los analistas.
30 jul 2009
CHILE_LAN -93% utilidad 2do. trim
Utilidad de aerolínea chilena LAN baja 93% en segundo trimestre
16:33 | Ganancias alcanzaron a US$4,2 mlls en el segundo trimestre, cifra que se compara con ganancias por US$60,5 mlls de igual lapso del año pasado
Santiago (Reuters). La chilena LAN Airlines, una de las mayores aerolíneas en América Latina, reportó el martes una baja interanual del 93 por ciento en sus ganancias entre abril y junio del 2009, afectado por una pérdida por cobertura de combustibles.
Las utilidades de LAN alcanzaron a 4,2 millones de dólares en el segundo trimestre, cifra que se compara con ganancias por 60,5 millones de dólares de igual lapso del año pasado.
Con el resultado de abril a junio, la compañía sumó ganancias por 69,2 millones de dólares en la primera mitad del año, un 56,8 por ciento menos que en el mismo período del 2008.
LAN, con casa matriz en Santiago, posee unidades de operación en Chile, Argentina, Brasil, Colombia, Ecuador y Perú.
6 jul 2009
Crisis y Turismo
Listen Now [3 min 56 sec] add to playlist | download Morning Edition, July 3, 2009 ·The recession is prompting many people to stay home this summer, and not only in America. The "stay-cation" phenomenon is also affecting Europe, and that's been catastrophic for one of the world's most popular tourist destinations: Spain. The Spanish city of Benidorm and other resort towns on the Mediterranean Sea have witnessed a 22 percent drop in foreign tourist arrivals during the first part of this year – the worst of any region in Spain. In the center of town, the slump is evident at the state unemployment office. The line spills out onto the street, where it is 90 degrees in the shade. Mothers with babies have been waiting for hours. Paqui Sanchez is a grandmother who worked for 45 years as a hotel receptionist. "It's incredible," she says. "I've never seen anything like this." Tourism is one of Spain's biggest industries. In some coastal areas, virtually the entire economy depends on it. On the Canary Islands, the chamber of commerce predicts the unemployment rate will reach 30 percent by the end of this year. The importance of tourism for Spain is underscored by the fact that the U.N.'s World Tourism Organization is based in Madrid. The agency's secretary general, Taleb Rifai, says Spain's tourism industry is dependant on northern European economies that are in crisis. "So it's natural that Spain would be most affected with the drop in demand, especially from the European markets. Europe still is the major generating market of the world, more than 55 percent of the tourists of the world come out of Europe," he says. He says the global economic downturn is affecting the tourist industry in many countries, and he has called on governments to provide stimulus packages to tourism as they have to other troubled industries. Meanwhile, in Benidorm, people continue to wait in the unemployment line. A young mother, Yolanda Savedro, says she is out of work and has run out of her welfare entitlement. Savedro says kids are starting to steal from supermarkets because their families cannot feed them. "What am I supposed to live off of?" she asks. "You tell me." RENEE MONTAGNE, host: Many people are staying home this summer, and not only in America. The stay-cation phenomenon is also hitting Europe, the world's biggest exporter of tourists. And that's been a disaster for one of the world's most popular tourist destinations: Spain. Jerome Socolovsky reports from the Spanish resort of Benidorm on the Mediterranean Sea. (Soundbite of waves crashing) JEROME SOCOLOVSKY: A few decades ago, Benidorm was a sleepy fishing village with golden beaches sheltered by jagged mountains. Now, in Europe, Benidorm is a by-word for cheap package holidays. Walk along Herona(ph) Street, and you may not hear a word in Spanish. Unidentified Woman #1: Hello (unintelligible). SOCOLOVSKY: But you may bump into one of the inebriated British holiday-makers carousing on the boardwalk. But this summer they're not as ubiquitous as they normally are. Benidorm and the surrounding regions have witnessed a 22 percent drop in foreign tourist arrivals during the first part of this year, the worst of any region in Spain. (Soundbite of whistle blowing) SOCOLOVSKY: In the center of town, the slump is also evident at the state unemployment office. The line spills out onto the street where it's 90 degrees in the shade. (Soundbite of baby crying) Unidentified Woman #2: (Spanish spoken) SOCOLOVSKY: Mothers with babies have been waiting for hours. Paki Sanchez(ph) is a grandmother who worked for 45 years as a hotel receptionist. Ms. PAKI SANCHEZ (Former Hotel Receptionist): (Spanish spoken) SOCOLOVSKY: It's incredible, she says. I've never seen anything like this. Next to her is a family spanning three generations, two of which are of working age. Ms. YOLANDA SAVEDRO(ph): (Spanish spoken) Unidentified Man: (Spanish spoken) Ms. SAVEDRO: (Spanish spoken) SOCOLOVSKY: Young mother, Yolanda Savedro, and her parents say they're all unemployed. Savedro says she's also run out of her welfare entitlement. Ms. SAVEDRO: (Spanish spoken) SOCOLOVSKY: I've been out of work for two years, she says. I can't take it anymore. I have three children, and the youngest is six months old. Savedro says kids are starting to steal from supermarkets because their families can't feed them. Ms. SAVEDRO: (Spanish spoken) SOCOLOVSKY: What am I supposed to live off, she asks? You tell me. Tourism is one of Spain's biggest industries. In some coastal areas, virtually the entire economy depends on it. On the Canary Islands, a chamber of commerce predicts that the unemployment rate will reach 30 percent by the end of this year. The importance of tourism for Spain is further underscored by the fact that the World Tourism Organization is the only United Nations agency based here. At its headquarters in Madrid, its Jordanian secretary general, Taleb Rifai, says the industry is dependent on northern European economies that are in crisis. Mr. TALEB RIFAI (Secretary-General, World Tourism Organization): So, it is natural that Spain would be most affected with a drop in demand, especially from the European markets. Europe still is the major generating market of the world. More than 55 percent of tourists of the world come out of Europe. SOCOLOVSKY: He says the downturn is affecting the global tourist industry and calls on governments to provide stimulus packages like other industries are getting. Spain's minister of industry and tourism recently visited Benidorm and pledged $1.3 billion for the national industry. For NPR News, I'm Jerome Socolovsky in Benidorm, Spain. 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28 abr 2009
flu:gripe porcina afecta turismo
La gripe porcina altera a las empresas e inversores alrededor del mundo
13:29 Días después de difundirse la noticia del brote mortífero en México, acciones de empresas de viajes y turismo sufrían caídas bruscas
París (AP). La amenaza de una pandemia de gripe porcina alteraba los nervios de empresarios e inversores el martes, les obligaba a modificar sus planes de viaje a la vez que arrastraba a la baja a las bolsas en el mundo ante el temor de que un agravamiento del brote incrementara el malestar económico.
Días después de difundirse la noticia del brote mortífero en México, las acciones de las empresas de viajes y turismo sufrían caídas bruscas por miedo a las cancelaciones de viajes.
En toda Asia, grupos de turistas desistieron de viajar al país latinoamericano al recibir advertencias de sus gobiernos. De Indonesia a Australia, los aeropuertos incrementaron la vigilancia de los pasajeros.
La embajada de Estados Unidos en Moscú dijo que la decisión rusa de prohibir las importaciones de carne de cerdo de tres estados era “infundada”, ya que el contagio del mal no se producía a través de los productos cárnicos.
Las ventas de carne de cerdo disminuyeron significativamente en Colombia y Perú, donde las asociaciones de productores lanzaron campañas de información para explicar a los consumidores que el consumo de esa carne no contagia el mal.
El presidente de la asociación colombiana de productores porcinos, Freddy Velásquez, estimó que las ventas en su país habían caído en 10%.
Las repercusiones afectaron a los mercados financieros temerosos por el futuro, en oposición a la economía real. Las acciones de la aerolínea más grande de Europa, Air France-KLM, cayeron 2,85% a 8,16 euros el martes. Los valores de la gran cadena hotelera europea Accor SA, con un millar de establecimientos en Estados Unidos, cayeron 4,35% a 30,10 euros.
Las acciones de Euro Disney, que había reportado una pérdida neta de 85,4 millones de euros en el primer semestre fiscal, casi el doble que en el período anterior, retrocedieron 9,8% a 3,60 euros.
El mal, generalmente limitado a América del Norte, se ha extendido rápidamente en los últimos días. La Organización Mundial de la Salud elevó su nivel de alerta global al aparecer casos en Europa. También hubo casos en Nueva Zelanda y uno en Israel. El virus ha provocado 150 muertes reportadas, todas en México.
Ahora que el Fondo Monetario Internacional pronostica una contracción de la economía mundial en 1,3%, la fiebre porcina podría acentuar las tensiones al erosionar el comercio, el consumo y la inversión, ahogando lo que algunos llamaban los primeros indicios de una recuperación.
27 abr 2009
Swine flu 'more worrying' than bird flu
Swine flu 'more worrying' than bird flu
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An Australian infectious diseases expert says the threat from an outbreak of swine flu is greater than bird flu.
The probable death toll in Mexico from the outbreak has risen to 103 people, Health Minister Jose Angel Cordova has told Mexican television.
The outbreak of a new strain of flu in Mexico in the last few days has stoked fears of a global epidemic as new cases crop up in the United States and Canada.
Possible infections are also being checked in Europe, Israel and New Zealand.
Professor Paul Kelly from the Australian National University says swine flu is more worrying to humans than bird flu because it has the potential to spread to more people.
"It doesn't seem to have as high a fatality rate as avian influenza but it does seem to be more easily spread and rather rapidly," he said.
"In terms of an epidemic, for the virus to be able to spread it's actually better for the virus for humans to remain alive because that can spread it more quickly and to a greater extent."
Professor Kelly said while swine flu had claimed many lives in Mexico, there had been no deaths elsewhere.
Those killed have been generally young and otherwise healthy.
"It's not the typical people that are a greatest risk during a normal flu season," he said.
Anti-viral drugs working
Meanwhile, Australian medical experts say that existing vaccines are unlikely to be effective against an outbreak of swine flu, but anti-viral drugs can help to combat it.
Health officials have given advice about the outbreak to GPs and hospital emergency departments and want any suspected cases to be reported to authorities.
The nation's chief medical officer Professor Jim Bishop says Australia is well-equipped to cope if the virus continues to spread.
The World Health Organisation Influenza Centre's Doctor Ian Barr says current vaccines are unlikely to work, but evidence from overseas shows that anti-viral drugs have helped.
"In the initial reports from the US from the CDC [Centre for Disease Control], the seven strains of their swine influenza were all susceptible to the influenza drugs such as Tamiflu and Relenza," he said.
"They weren't susceptible to the older class of drug."
An Australian flu expert says that it is highly likely an outbreak of swine flu will become a global pandemic.
Professor Greg Tannock says the likelihood that the virus will spread worldwide.
"I'd say reasonably high, but just how virilent it'll be we don't know," he said.
"This is something that'll play itself out over the next six months, especially in the southern hemisphere with the flu season coming along."
Local response
Stricter surveillance measures will be imposed on people travelling from the Americas to Australia in response to the outbreak.
From midnight, the captains of all planes landing in Australia from the Americas will have to provide a report to the Quarantine Service on the health of all those on board.
Any passengers with flu-like symptoms will be seen by a Quarantine officer, who will check if medical attention is needed.
The Federal Government says the measures have been recommended by the chief medical officer.
The Government says travel advisories may also be changed as events unfold overseas.
A hotline will be set up for people with questions about the swine flu outbreak.
Authorities say five people in New South Wales and two people in Queensland - who'd been to the US and Mexico - have been tested for the virus.
The Greens want all passengers at international airports to be screened to guard against the spread of the disease.
'We're prepared'
A Western Australian health official says previous influenza scares have helped Australian health departments prepare for any new outbreak.
WA's chief health officer Dr Tarun Weeramanthri has told the ABC1's News Breakfast program that although the 2002 SARS outbreak did not reach Australia, health departments learnt from the situation.
"The public may have forgotten that epidemic but I think professionals haven't," he said.
"All of that experience is still deep in our system and in fact, it's been really reassuring on the weekend.
"We've been meeting regularly, we've got very very good experts around the country putting their heads together to [assess] what's appropriate at this stage."
16 feb 2009
argentina: crisis afecta turismo
Con menos turistas, el comercio sufre
La menor demanda de los extranjeros se siente en restaurantes, hoteles, marroquinerías e inmobiliarias
26 ene 2009
CRISIS INTERNACIONAL 2009: INFORME BANCO
Etiquetas: 2009, BANCOS, BOLSA, CONTAGIO, CORRUPCION, CRECIMIENTO, CRISIS, DEFICIT, DEFLACION, DEUDA, ECONOMIA, ENERO09, EXPORTACION, FINANZAS, INFLACION, INTERNACIONAL, MATERIASPRIMAS, PERU, TURISMO, YUAN
Reservas hoteleras:Cae 30% Perú,EC
11:43 | El presidente de la Sociedad Hoteles del Perú pidió ayuda al Gobierno y al sector privado para solucionar la situación Las reservas en hoteles del Perú se redujeron en más de 30% debido a la crisis financiera internacional, alertó el lunes el presidente de la Sociedad Hoteles del Perú (SHP), José Koechlin. "Se debe reaccionar de manera rápida para evitar que el sector se vea perjudicado gravemente", agregó. "En comparación con el 2008, hasta el momento hay hoteles que han reducido sus reservas en más del 30%", sostuvo Koechlin a través de una nota de prensa.Reservas hoteleras en el Perú se redujeron más de 30% debido a la crisis
"El turismo receptivo (extranjero) está disminuyendo. No sabemos cómo va a terminar el año (2009). Depende mucho de lo que hagan las autoridades a cargo de las leyes que faciliten la inversión y las utilidades que promueven el turismo hacia el Perú", indicó.
"En ese sentido, estamos viendo cuáles serían las medidas que debiéramos fomentar de parte del sector privado y de las autoridades gubernamentales para contrarrestar la crisis", puntualizó Koechlin.
EXPONE POSICIONES
Sin embargo, el presidente de la Sociedad Hoteles del Perú manifestó que ante esta crisis, hay distintas posiciones, una es retraerse y la otra es prepararse cuando pase la crisis.
"En el caso de Inkaterra, nos estamos preparando para cuando pase la crisis. Estamos haciendo mejoras a fin de ser una empresa progresar más cuando el turismo regrese", manifestó el titular de la SHP.
Koechlin sugirió que se incremente y se fomente el turismo interno. "Debe haber una actitud proactiva de parte del Gobierno a fin de crear mecanismos que permitan que el turismo interno no caiga", precisó.
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