Without question, any increased cost has to be passed on to the consumer and, at a certain point, the consumer is going to say, “This surpasses my appetite.”
In our industry, most of the revenue we get, outside of business travel...and again, thank you very much for coming. It's great to have all of you here. This actually affects our industry when we have people travelling.
If you're looking at families travelling, it's coming out of discretionary funds, and at a certain point those funds run out. Any increase to the cost of getting here, particularly to Newfoundland and Labrador, where we do not get the accidental tourists, or in the provision of the experiences is going to drive the cost higher, and it may out-price the product for the market.