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clever-url · 2 years ago

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Messi x Suarez Me and you..forever friends

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| Even though you are far away, your heart is close Another great friendship story that just happened between two world-class strikers.

"Lionel Messi" and "Luis Suarez"

Which began to build a bond บาคาร่าออนไลน์ during his time as a Barcelona player between 2014 and 2020 when Messi not only recorded a clip to celebrate Suarez's return to the roots of his career with the Nazi club. Annal but also lent a private jet to take a best friend to Uruguay

An example of how the two bonds took place in mid-2020. Messi asked for a transfer with one year left on his contract with Barcelona. For reasons he was deeply unhappy that the club sold Suarez to Atletico Madrid for just six million euros, plus Ronald Koeman, who had just taken over as manager. Speak with disrespect to his best friend Even though Messi eventually agreed to play for Barca, but that was because he didn't want a lawsuit.

It is known through the news page that Messi and Suarez, along with their wives and children, often seek out vacations together during the off-season. Even Suarez has been interviewed.

El Pais

Newspapers in Uruguay say "NSN" from Barcelona's South American front three, Messi and Neymar are close on and off the field. But sources say Messi is Suarez's closest friend in Barcelona.

“We always have something to laugh about. We laugh on and off the pitch. Nay is fun Leo too, although people rarely look at him that way. This relationship is beneficial and helps us.”

“Leo has a son who is older than my Benja. and the other is weaker than Delphi. Children like to play together Leo and I are close in age. We loved telling trivia stories from our youth. Parents and relatives get along well.”

Despite having to separate when Suarez moved to Atletico Madrid, the two remained in contact. Uruguay national team star opened up with

Marca

Major Spanish media at the end of 2020 said, “We talk a lot, but honestly. We talk about life in general.”

“Not long ago it was one of my children's birthdays, his too. We talked about life in general, the coronavirus over and over, but very little about football. Talk a little bit about missed goals or playing tactics. In all honesty, we are more concerned with what might happen to our families than football.”

Back in late October 2021, Messi moved to Paris Saint-Jermain after his contract with Barcelona expired.

The Mirror

Leading British tabloid media Reportedly, two Latin American besties plan to play together again before hanging up.

In the summer of 2023, at the end of the 2022-23 season, Messi will end his contract with PSG. Messi was 36 at the time and Suarez was six months older. The two are probably starting to look for a place to end their professional lives. which is very likely that the target will be in the United States by

Inter Miami

The club's (joint) owner, David Beckham, is interested in signing a two-pack to allow Messi and Suarez to run side-by-side on the professional grass pitch for the last time.

"Messi" lends Jet to take "Suarez" and his family back to Uruguay

In the 2022-23 season, Messi continues his pursuit of success with Paris Saint-Germain, who are determined to win the Champions League, while Suarez parted ways with Atletico Madrid after his two-year contract expired. Signed, the 35-year-old striker, who is likely to compete at the World Cup for the last time at the end of the year. Rejected an offer from LA FC in the Major Soccer League, but opted to return home. Uruguay to trade with

Nacional

which he had a football career between 2005 – 2006 before traveling across the continent to build a reputation with

Groningen, Ajax, Liverpool, Barcelona and Atletico Madrid.

Nacional to host a grand opening ceremony and welcome Suarez's return home with a three-hour long celebration event at Gran Parquet Central, the club's stadium, on Sunday (31 July 2022).

Suarez travels from mainland Europe to the international airport at Carrasco. Montevideo was welcomed by the club's president Jose Fuentes. before going straight to the stadium where fifty thousand fans were waiting

Before the event, Suarez took a selfie on Instagram. He is pictured holding a thumbs up to his number 9 shirt hanging in a row in the athlete's room. along with describing the feeling The welcome was incredible and unforgettable. The wife is not inferior. Posted a clip of football fans standing on the roadside from the airport to the stadium. and swarmed around Suarez's car with the excitement of getting close to his idol.

Suarez, along with wife Sofia Balby and three children Delfina, Benjamin and Lautaro, arrived at the airport in Messi's £12million private jet, with the number 10 at dancer And each step bears the name of his wife, Antonella, as well as three children, Thiago, Chiro and Mateo.

A luxury jet built by a company in Argentina. Designed specifically for the Messi family to use. It consists of a kitchen, two bathrooms and a 16-seat chair that can be converted into 8 beds.

In addition to sending jets to facilitate the travel of friends Messi also recorded a video of his congratulations which was revealed during the event. The seven-time Ballon d'Or winner resides in a £250,000-a-week mansion on a private island off the northern coast of Ibiza, Spain.

Messi, who played with Suarez at Barcelona for six years, said: “I send my hugs and wish you the best of luck in this new phase of your football career. You know how much I love you. I will follow Nacional from here. We Newells fans have very bad memories of the Nacional, but you know, I care about you and I'm always there when you need it. Hope to see you soon, bye!”

"Messi" asks to leave Barca after being unhappy with "Suarez" being shunned

An event that clearly testifies to Messi's love and concern for Suarez. Inevitable during the Uruguay national team striker Barcelona, who scored 198 goals for Barcelona, was sold to Atletico Madrid about a month after Koeman took over as manager.

Suarez admits he was unhappy with Koeman's disrespectful treatment in just 40 seconds on the phone.

He once told a famous journalist.

Gerard Romero

via video streaming twitter that

“Koman called me in 40 seconds, which was not a proper way to say goodbye to a legendary player. First, he said I was not in his plans. then say If the contract is not dealt with properly I will be demoted He doesn't have a good personality to make it clear that he doesn't want me or the club doesn't want me.”

Subsequently, Suarez also stated that

Messi tried to leave the club after the incident.

“I discussed this with Sophia (wife) and Leo after hanging up with Koeman. It was a difficult day considering everything I gave the club. Messi made a request to transfer the team. I was let out. It was a terrible time for the two of us.”

When a friend is hurt It was like I was injured as well. That's what friends like Messi reacted to Koeman and Barcelona.

#บาคาร่าออนไลน์#football #sportfootball

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sciencespies · 5 years ago

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Telesat preparing for mid-2020 constellation manufacturer selection

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Telesat preparing for mid-2020 constellation manufacturer selection

MT LAUREL, New Jersey — Telesat says enabling technologies for its low-Earth-orbit constellation of 298 internet satellites are now mature enough for the operator to select a prime contractor in the next few months.

Choosing a satellite manufacturer to build the Telesat LEO constellation has taken longer than Telesat expected. The Canadian geostationary satellite fleet operator projected in 2017 that the constellation’s deployment would be fully underway this year. Instead, Telesat has only a single prototype satellite launched 28 months ago to demonstrate the low-latency broadband experience promised by LEO constellations.

Telesat’s timeline now calls for beginning Telesat LEO deployment in 2022 with the launch of 78 satellites into polar orbits. The constellation’s remaining 220 satellites would be launched into inclined orbits by the end of 2023. The polar satellites would enable service in high northern latitudes in 2022, with global service commencing in 2023 after inclined-orbit satellites launch.

Dan Goldberg, Telesat’s chief executive, said during an April 30 earnings call that the company expects to choose a satellite manufacturer “mid this year.”

In an interview, Erwin Hudson, vice president of Telesat’s LEO program, attributed the project’s two-year delay to Telesat’s insistence that component suppliers provide critical long-lead items — onboard processors, inter-satellite links and space-grade phased array antennas — at the price points and delivery schedule Telesat wants.

“We have not been willing to compromise on cost effectiveness, or capacity, or quality of service,” Hudson said. Telesat now views those technologies as “well along in maturity” for volume production, he said.

Telesat has signed what Hudson called “schedule-protection project contracts” with key component suppliers to ensure Telesat LEO stays on track regardless of which prime contractor or contractors the company chooses.

Telesat LEO will feature a “substantial” amount of Canadian content, with other components coming mainly from Europe and the United States, Hudson said. Telesat has spent the past three years developing its supply chain, he said, some of which overlaps with the supply chain OneWeb established before declaring bankruptcy in March. Telesat’s supply chain is unlikely to change because of OneWeb’s bankruptcy, he said.

Hudson declined to discuss who is still in the running to build Telesat LEO, citing nondisclosure agreements.

At one point, Telesat was expecting a joint bid from Maxar Technologies and Airbus Defence and Space, who had teamed to take on Thales Alenia Space for a contract widely expected to be worth $3 billion.

Maxar and Airbus separated late last year, turning the competition into a three-way contest.

Hudson said Telesat is now back to choosing between two bids, but he declined to say manufacturers had joined forces, dropped out or been otherwise disqualified.

Airbus and Thales Alenia Space officials declined to comment on the Telesat LEO competition, citing their ongoing involvement. Maxar declined to comment altogether, including whether it is still competing to build the constellation.

Regardless of who Telesat chooses to build its constellation, the Telesat LEO satellites will weigh roughly 800 kilograms, be designed to last 10 years, and carry two redundant Krypton-fueled electric propulsion systems, Hudson said. Telesat also intends to order an undetermined number of ground spares, he said.

The complete Telesat LEO constellation will have 16 to 24 terabits per second of total capacity, of which about 8 terabits will be sellable, Hudson said. The remaining capacity will be over oceans and unoccupied land masses largely devoid of customers, he said. Steerable beams on each satellite will enable Telesat to downlink gigabits of data in high-demand locations, such as airports.

Telesat plans to address mobility markets, beaming Wi-Fi to ships and aircraft, as well as businesses and government users. Telesat is not focused on the consumer broadband market, which would require cheap flat panel antennas companies have yet to figure out how to produce.

No fear of losing ITU rights

Telesat completed the first major step in protecting its spectrum rights in 2018 when it successfully launched its LEO Vantage 1 prototype satellite ordered from small-satellite specialist Surrey Satellite Technology Limited as a co-passenger on an Indian PSLV rocket. That allowed Telesat to file regulatory paperwork with the International Telecommunication Union after 90 days of operating the satellite, completing a process called “bring into use,” or BIU. That step means Telesat’s constellation delays have not put the company’s spectrum at risk.

Preserving spectrum rights with the ITU became trickier last year when spectrum regulators set milestones for satellite operators to deploy their constellations.

Regulations adopted at the World Radiocommunication Conference in Sharm el-Sheikh, Egypt, require operators to deploy 10% of their constellations within two years of bring-into-use. Operators then have five years from BIU to deploy 50% of their constellation, and seven years from BIU to orbit their full system. Failure to hit those milestones reduces an operator’s spectrum rights to cover only the number of satellites launched by the deadline.

Telesat has more lenient ITU milestone rules because the operator completed BIU before the milestone rules were adopted, Hudson said. For operators that already completed BIU, the milestones start on Jan. 1, 2021 instead of their BIU date, he said. That gives Telesat until Jan. 1, 2023 to have at least 30 satellites in orbit.

Hudson said Telesat is “highly confident” that it will meet that milestone. Should it fail to do so, he said Telesat LEO would qualify for a waiver from the ITU.

Launch plans

Telesat signed a launch contract with Blue Origin in January 2019 for multiple New Glenn missions, any one of which will be able to launch 30 to 35 Telesat LEO satellites, he said.

Telesat also has a launch contract with startup Relativity Space, whose Terran 1 vehicle will be able to orbit a single Telesat LEO satellite, Hudson said.

Blue Origin’s heavy-lift New Glenn and Relativity Space’s light-lift Terran 1 are both scheduled for maiden flights in 2021. Hudson said Telesat expects to announce more launch contracts in the coming months.

Ground segment buildout plans

Hudson said Telesat wants to have 50 gateway stations around the globe to link its constellation to the internet.

The number of gateways required for Telesat LEO is driven primarily by the need to deliver a high-speed service, not to fly the 298-satellite constellation, he said. Intersatellite links will enable Telesat to use the satellites as relays to control the constellation.

Telesat is targeting a signal lag, or latency, of 30 to 50 milliseconds. Achieving such low latency means having gateways visible to its satellites in many geographic locations. “We don’t want to run someone’s service all over the world to connect it to the ground,” Hudson said.

Telesat anticipates activating 12 to 15 gateways in 2022 for its polar satellites, and another 12 to 15 in gateways 2023 for its inclined-orbit satellites, he said. The company would then add another 20 gateways as demand for the Telesat LEO service grows, he said.

Hudson said Telesat has sought information from “every teleport operator in the world that we know about,” and received dozens of responses from locations willing to host its gateway stations.

Telesat installed its first LEO gateway at its own teleport in Allan Park, Ontario, near Toronto. Hudson said Telesat plans to expand that site as an early location to support its polar LEO satellites.

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American Express Global Business Travel Forecasts Stable Air Prices in 2020

The Air Monitor 2020, published by American Express Global Business Travel (GBT), predicts that political and economic uncertainty across the globe will contribute to a continued slowdown in demand growth for air travel in 2020. Despite rising costs for oil, labour and infrastructure, fierce competition in the sector indicates that airlines will have minimal scope to raise fares. “While uncertainty looks to be a key theme in the coming year, in this report we see several factors likely to affect buyers of business air travel in 2020, such as airline retailing strategies, growing fare segmentation and increased focus on sustainability,” said Joakim Johansson, Vice President, Global Business Consulting at GBT. “With a range of changeable elements impacting corporate air programmes, it is important for buyers to equip themselves with the best available insights, data and advice, to support successful outcomes for their organisations.”

North America: Trade tensions continue to cause drag on economic growth across the continent, also impacting the Canadian economy. A large capacity increase means air fares within North America are predicted to rise by only 1.5% across both business and economy. Fares to European destinations could also increase, due to a reduction in capacity from Norwegian Air. However, Brexit uncertainty has the potential to dampen any rises. Meanwhile, political volatility in South America looks likely to cause a fall in fares of around 1%. Europe: Air Monitor 2020 forecasts that fares will remain flat, against a background of sluggish growth, with prices rising by less than 1% on flights within Europe. Airlines are under pressure on a number of fronts, with concerns about over-capacity, strong competition in the open aviation area, high regulatory costs and inefficient infrastructure. The flygskam (flight-shame) phenomenon has been most prevalent in Europe, driving increasing competition from rail routes. Asia Pacific: The region remains the growth engine of the global economy, but the gradual slowdown predicted in last year’s monitor will continue in 2020. Fares on flights within Asia are expected to rise by 2.9% in business class, and 1.8% in economy. The grounding of India’s Jet Airways has removed a significant chunk of capacity from the region, and this will see modest upwards pressure on some fares.

Air Industry Trends for 2020

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10 TO WATCH : MAYOR’S EDITION 71519

RICK HORROW’S TOP 10 SPORTS/BIZ/TECH/PHILANTHROPY ISSUES FOR THE WEEK OF JULY 15 : MAYOR’S EDITION

with Jacob Aere

Last week, a ticker-tape parade through Manhattan. Now, it's back to work. In the wake of the USWNT’s fourth World Cup title, boosting interest in the nine-team National Women's Soccer League, where all 23 members of the USWNT compete, is now top priority. As JohnWallStreet notes, capitalizing on the World Cup frenzy is easier said than done, especially when attendance is already a struggle. Portland averages 18,000 fans and Utah averages 11,000, but the other seven franchises average fewer than 5,000. While the NWSL still boasts the majority of the world's top players (including reigning world player of the year Marta), Europe is closing the gap. Wealthy clubs like Olympique Lyon and Barcelona have upped their investments in women's soccer, leading to a record seven European countries reaching this year's World Cup quarterfinals. If the NWSL can't keep up, the balance of power in the sport could ultimately shift — both at the club level (Americans could be lured overseas by bigger paychecks) and internationally (continued investment could threaten the USWNT's dominance). With the future of U.S. women's soccer at stake, the NWSL must seize the moment like never before.

87% of the top 30 advertisers that ran spots during the Women’s World Cup also did so during the Men’s World Cup last year, according to a MediaRadar study. “Looking at how top industries spent TV ad dollars on each tournament, we notice several similarities, but also some differences,” said Todd Krizelman, CEO and Co-Founder of MediaRadar. “Industries such as Retail and Media and Entertainment accounted for a similar share of the ad dollars in both tournaments, but then there were industries where the share of spend was noticeably different.” Industries that accounted for a larger share of spend during the men's tournament included Technology, Non-Alcoholic Beverages, and Beer, Wine and Spirits, while Finance & Real Estate, Apparel, Home Furnishings, and Toiletries and Cosmetics accounted for a larger share of spend during the women’s events. This is yet another sign that consumers, and their brands, view the women’s national team to be every bit as economically viable as the men’s.

DC-based educational technology leader EVERFI has partnerships with the NFL and United Way, as well as MLB, the NHL, and NBA. But it’s a recent alignment with the EPL that is taking up much of co-founder Jon Chapman's time these days. Chapman, who serves as EVERFI's head of global partnerships, last Friday spoke with SportsBusiness Daily about working with some of the premier leagues in sports, his favorite places to travel, and his family's most recent trip across the pond. "I recently got back from London after meeting with the EPL, and they’ve got a really innovative program called Primary Stars, which focuses on elementary age students. We are helping them bring that program to the U.S.,” Chapman said. “It’s a lot of fun working with this variety of leagues, and the way it came about is really just that the sports world is a small one. If you do well by one of the leagues, there’s a really strong network effect.” And as mental health issues and suicide rates climb across the U.S., EVERFI last week launched important new courses to help colleges and universities support students during transitional periods – a critical need as students return to campuses across the nation next month.

Minor League Baseball has announced its list of Top 25 teams in licensed merchandise sales for 2018, with the combined totals of all 160 teams setting a MiLB record with more than $73.8 million in retail sales. The $73.8 million total marks a 4.2% increase over 2017’s record total. The Top 25 list includes: Albuquerque Isotopes, Charleston RiverDogs, Charlotte Knights, Columbia Fireflies, Columbus Clippers, Corpus Christi Hooks, Durham Bulls, El Paso Chihuahuas, Fort Wayne TinCaps, Gwinnett Stripers, Hartford Yard Goats, Indianapolis Indians, Jacksonville Jumbo Shrimp, Lehigh Valley IronPigs, Nashville Sounds, Pawtucket Red Sox, Portland Sea Dogs, Richmond Flying Squirrels, Rochester Red Wings, Sacramento River Cats, Salt Lake Bees, San Antonio Missions, Tacoma Rainiers, Toledo Mud Hens, and Trenton Thunder. Rick recently spoke with Octagon Executive Vice President Woody Thompson, who leads that agency’s baseball practice. Here’s what Thompson shared: “Baseball has done a really great job. From a municipal standpoint, their engagement with these cities has been fantastic and the cities have really gotten behind it…Baseball has a place in this country in the hearts and minds of everybody. Whether you’re a kid or you’re an adult, baseball is there for you.”

After a Wimbledon for the ages, World Team Tennis, U.S. hardcourts return. Armed with new CEO Carlos Silva, two new franchises, a new TV partner, and a new streaming partner, World Team Tennis returns for its 44th season this month, with the eight-team league, which now includes the Vegas Rollers and Orlando Storm, and features 16 matches on CBS Sports channels July 14-August 3, including the league’s debut on broadcast TV July 21. While we won’t see Wimbledon champs Simona Halep and Novak Djokovic competing, this year’s WTT athletes include returning players Venus Williams, Sloane Stephens, Bob and Mike Bryan, Madison Keys, Victoria Azarenka, Monica Puig, Eugenie Bouchard, and John Isner. Elsewhere, the 2019 Citi Open in Washington, DC will see fans offered a new fan experience showcasing D.C.’s “most innovative” culinary fare. Levy will be the exclusive food and beverage partner for the long-running tennis tournament. In a delicious new twist, Levy will rebrand concessions and VIP hospitality fare throughout the tournament grounds with customized menus from Chef Jose Andres and favored local D.C. eateries.

As David Beckham took in Wimbledon action on Centre Court, his MLS Inter Miami franchise secured permission from city commissioners to build a soccer-specific stadium in Fort Lauderdale. The motion was approved for the City of Fort Lauderdale to enter into a comprehensive agreement with Beckham’s MLS project to develop the Lockhart Stadium site. Inter Miami, which will join MLS in 2020, plans to invest up to $60 million to construct a state-of-the-art, 18,000-seat stadium at the site of the now demolished Lockhart Stadium. The venue will temporarily house the MLS franchise for two seasons while the club looks to construct a permanent stadium in Miami on a 73-acre site near Melreese golf course. Lockhart site construction will begin once the FAA approves the process due to the site’s proximity to Fort Lauderdale Executive Airport. Meanwhile, Beckham is working with his new Studio 99 content house and LeBron James’ Uninterrupted to co-produce a documentary series charting the launch of Inter Miami. Studio 99 already has a slate of projects in development with a broad focus beyond sports.

The New York Islanders have revealed plans for a new train station as part of their $1.26 billion redevelopment project at Belmont Park. The total train station cost, which will be part of the Long Island Rail Road (LIRR) line, is expected to be $105 million. $97 million of that figure will be funded by redevelopment group New York Arena Partners, with the state providing the remaining $8 million. According to Newsday, the train station will be partially open by 2021, when the Islanders hope to open their new arena, and fully operational by 2023. The service is expected to alleviate concerns over a lack of public transport to the Belmont Park site, which as well as a 19,000-seat arena and entertainment complex is to feature a 250-room hotel and 435,000 square feet of retail space. The announcement of Long Island’s first new LIRR station in nearly 50 years coincided with the release of new analysis of the project’s economic impact. The study claims that the new arena, hotel, and retail village will generate nearly $50 million in new public revenue per year and produce $725 million in annual economic output.

Ever since Steve Ballmer bought the team, the Los Angeles Clippers have done their best to make an impression in a market long dominated by the Lakers. While the Lakers cratered last season, the Clippers created a blue-collar identity en route to a playoff appearance. With a net worth of $42 billion, Ballmer is the wealthiest owner in North American sports, and he's utilized that wealth to bulk up the Clippers' front office and medical staff — two areas of increasing importance in an era of load management. Off the court, the Clippers have carved out their own space in Los Angeles in hopes of attracting new fans and being viewed as much more than a little brother. Ballmer has donated more than $10 million to build 350 Clippers-branded public basketball courts throughout the city — a philanthropic effort that doubles as a way to win the hearts and minds of young L.A. residents. There are also plans for the team to move into a new, privately-financed arena in Inglewood by 2024. The L.A. basketball landscape dramatically changed last week — and if Ballmer has his way, that change could be permanent.

Captain Morgan is toasting Major League Soccer, courtesy of a new agreement to become the league’s official spiced rum and exclusive spirits partner through 2022. The new deal names Captain Morgan as an official sponsor of MLS All-Star – taking place in a few weeks in Orlando – the Campeones Cup (August 14), and MLS Cup (November 10). Fans will soon be able to purchase custom-labeled bottles of Captain Morgan Original Spiced Rum featuring official team colors and crests. “From New York to Seattle to Los Angeles, everything about Major League Soccer, its intensely passionate fan base, the atmosphere at each match, and the exciting growth of the sport in the U.S. mirrors the energy that Captain Morgan stands for,” said Christina Choi, DIAGEO Senior Vice President, Rum, Gin, and Tequila. “Our goal is to reward that dedicated fan base, and the crews that get together to support their clubs each and every week, with the fun only Captain can bring.” The rum brand also becomes an official sponsor of Chicago Fire Soccer Club, D.C. United, New York City FC, Philadelphia Union, and Seattle Sounders FC.

MLS-Liga MX Leagues Cup confirms domestic rights deals for new North American soccer tournament. According to SportsPro, ESPN and Univision have secured U.S. rights to the inaugural Leagues Cup, the new continental club soccer competition featuring eight teams from MLS and Liga MX, North America’s two powerhouse leagues. ESPN will host U.S. English-language coverage across both its linear and over-the-top channels throughout the seven-match tournament, which kicks off July 23. ESPN+ will stream three quarter-final matches including Chicago Fire v Cruz Azul on the opening day, as well as Houston Dynamo v Club America, and Real Salt Lake v Tigres UANL on July 24. This is a bold move to further the passion for soccer in North America; a move that will prove fruitful in the long run for MLS, which sees some of the youngest average fan ages when compared to other major North American sports leagues.

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In the Report “Healthcare Transportation Services Market: By Medical Transportation(Pharmaceutical, Incubator, Mobile Treatment, Others); By Non-Medical Transportation(Courier Service, Event Cover, Others); By End User(Hospital, Airport Shuttle, Nursing Care, Others); By Geography - (2018-2023)” published by IndustryARC, the market is driven by the increasing importance for improving the healthcare system, rising need for quick transport specimens for testing and increased focus in reducing logistics cost.

Europe dominates with major share in the Healthcare Transportation Services Market

Europe wasthe largest market for emergency medical transportation services in 2017. TheEuropean region gained a revenue of $26.68 billion in 2017. The market is further expected to maintain its dominance, and to grow at a CAGR of 1.04% to reach a revenue of $28.38 billion by 2023. Among all the regions, the fastest growing region is Asia-Pacific. The Asia-Pacific market is projected to grow at a CAGR of 10.1% to reach a revenue of $21.96 billion by 2023. Growing aging population, and increasing chronic diseases is driving the demand for emergency medical transportation. APAC regions have started its investments since 2017, and thus been growing significantly during the forecast period.

Selected Type Analysis done in the full Report:

In global healthcare transportation services, themarket is segmented into medical transportation and non-medical transportation. The major share was gained by medical transportation in 2017, accounting to$78.31 billion in 2017.The market for medical transportation will grow at a CAGR of 3.93%, and to reach a size of $98.27 billion by 2023. Non-medical transportation is predicted to be the fastest growing market at 10.2% of CAGR, and to rise in courier transportation services for medical applications, rises.In medical transportation services, one of the segments is patient transportation, which accounted for $72.65 billion in 2015, and is set to rise to the size of $90.61 billion by 2023.

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Excerpts on Market Growth Factors

· Strong competition is leading towards new and better ancillary services, as growing ageing population and rising chronic diseases are the foremost leading factors for the growth of this market.

· Increasing number of medical eventsfromorganizing companiesaremakingiteasy for the customers through medical transportation facilities that has driven the growth of this market. The growing courier transportation market, with stringent regulations, will also drive the growth of this segment.

· Expanding healthcare services to rural areas,with better transportation service will help to decreasedeaths due to lack of timely healthcare.Investment in the airport segment will play an important role in providing easy reachability in healthcare to grow faster in the coming years.

· The advent of sophisticated, safe and reliable transport technologies are able to disseminate its service at various locations. Hence, due to its easy reachability function will lead the market with a healthy growth.

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Key players of the Healthcare Transportation Services Market

The global healthcare transportation services market is diverse and well established in numerous local and regional players with a huge range of services and geographical reach.The non-emergency transportation services market is led by the AMR with a share of around 18%, followed by First Transit, with 16% share. AMR is known for its inter facility transportation and mobile integrated healthcare services with its service type as Advanced Life Support Transports, Bariatric Transports, Sentinel, and Ambassador. First Transit Inc., has its own service as HealthCare Transportation & NEMT service. The service is known for healthcare brokerage services and Non-emergency medical transportation services.

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A Quick Look At The Latest Happenings In The Healthcare Transportation Services Market

Europe dominates with major share in the Healthcare Transportation Services Market:

Europe was the largest market for emergency medical transportation services in 2017. TheEuropean region gained a revenue of $26.68 billion in 2017. The market is further expected to maintain its dominance, and to grow at a CAGR of 1.04% to reach a revenue of $28.38 billion by 2023. Among all the regions, the fastest growing region is Asia-Pacific. The Asia-Pacific market is projected to grow at a CAGR of 10.1% to reach a revenue of $21.96 billion by 2023. Growing an aging population and increasing chronic diseases is driving the demand for emergency medical transportation. APAC regions have started its investments since 2017, and thus been growing significantly during the forecast period.

Selected Type Analysis was done in the Healthcare Transportation Services Market Report:

In global healthcare transportation services, the market is segmented into medical transportation and non-medical transportation. The major share was gained by medical transportation in 2017, accounting to$78.31 billion in 2017. The market for medical transportation will grow at a CAGR of 3.93%, and to reach a size of $98.27 billion by 2023. Non-medical transportation is predicted to be the fastest growing market at 10.2% of CAGR, and to rise in courier transportation services for medical applications, rises. In medical transportation services, one of the segments is patient transportation, which accounted for $72.65 billion in 2015, and is set to rise to the size of $90.61 billion by 2023.

Excerpts on Healthcare Transportation Services Market Growth Factors:

Strong competition is leading towards new and better ancillary services, as growing aging population and rising chronic diseases are the foremost leading factors for the growth of this market.

Increasing number of medical eventsfromorganizing companiesaremakingiteasy for the customers through medical transportation facilities that have driven the growth of this market. The growing courier transportation market, with stringent regulations, will also drive the growth of this segment.

Expanding healthcare services to rural areas, with better transportation service will help to decrease deaths due to lack of timely healthcare. Investment in the airport segment will play an important role in providing easy reachability in healthcare to grow faster in the coming years.

The advent of sophisticated, safe and reliable transport technologies are able to disseminate its service at various locations. Hence, due to its easy reachability function will lead the market with a healthy growth.

To access/purchase, the full report browse the link below:

https://industryarc.com/Report/5341/Healthcare-Transportation-Services-Market-Research-Report.html Key players of the Healthcare Transportation Services Market:

The global healthcare transportation services market is diverse and well established in numerous local and regional players with a huge range of services and geographical reach. The non-emergency transportation services market is led by the AMR with a share of around 18%, followed by First Transit, with 16% share. AMR is known for its inter-facility transportation and mobile integrated healthcare services with its service type as Advanced Life Support Transports, Bariatric Transports, Sentinel, and Ambassador. First Transit Inc., has its own service as HealthCare Transportation & NEMT service. The service is known for healthcare brokerage services and Non-emergency medical transportation services.

Healthcare Transportation Services Market report is segmented as below

A. Transportation Services in Healthcare Market– By Type

1. Medical Transportation

1.1 Incubator Transport 1.2 Mobile Treatment Facilities 1.3 Patient Transport

I. Emergency II. Non-Emergency III. Mental Health Transport IV. Intensive Care Patient Transport

2. Non-Medical Transportation

1. Courier Services 2. Mailroom Services 3. Event Covers 4. Medical Repatriation Services 5. Others

B. Transportation Services in Healthcare Market – By End User

1. Private Paying Customers 2. Hospitals 3. Medical Centers 4. Nursing Care Facilities 5. Airport Shuttle

C. Healthcare Transportation Services Market by Geography (covers 10+ countries) D. Healthcare Transportation Services Entropy Market

Companies Citied / Interviewed in Healthcare Transportation Services Market:

1. Logisticare Solutions Llc 2. Healthcare Transportation, Llc 3. Prohealth Care 4. Dhl International Gmbh 5. Ers Medical 6. Molina Healthcare, Inc. 7. Ats Healthcare 8. Xpress Non-Emergency Medical Transportation, Inc. 9. Crothall Healthcare Inc. 10. Aramark Healthcare 11. Mtm Inc. 12. Acadian Ambulance Service Inc. 13. Mobile Care Group Inc. 14. MedspeedLlc 15. Wellmed Medical Group 16. Medical Services Ltd 17. Bios Groep 18. Falck A/S 19. Company 19 20. Company 20 21. Company 21

What can you expect from the Healthcare Transportation Services Market report?

The Healthcare Transportation Services Market Report is Prepared with the Main Agenda to Cover the following 20 points:

1. Market Size by Product Categories & Application 11. Demand Analysis (Revenue & Volume) 2. Market trends & Relevant Market Data 12. Country-level Analysis 3. Manufacturer Landscape 13. Competitor Analysis 4. Distributor Landscape 14. Market Shares Analysis 5. Pricing Analysis 15. Value Chain Analysis 6. Top 10 End-user Analysis 16. Supply Chain Analysis 7. Product Benchmarking 17. Strategic Analysis 8. Product Developments 18. Current & Future Market Landscape Analysis 9. Mergers & Acquisition Analysis 19. Opportunity Analysis 10. Patent Analysis 20. Revenue and Volume Analysis

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1. America Healthcare Transportation Services Market Share (2018-2023) 2. Europe Healthcare Transportation Services Market Growth(2018-2023) 3. Asia-Pacific Healthcare Transportation Services Market Analysis(2018-2023) 4. Type Healthcare Transportation Services Market Forecast(2018-2023) 5. Application Healthcare Transportation Services Market Size (2018-2023)

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