peter morris joins us. travel coming out with numbers.any with a joint venturer in russia. but bookings and profits are up. >> it is fragile. at the same time, it is robust. individual destinations and situations can cause people to switch. ultimately people travel, and travel and tourism minister and himp -- travel into her is tourism is driven by a gdp. some economies have been laggards, like pain -- spain and portugal. >> that is where the robust comes in. if you look at the ones that have been growing at nearly double digit levels, it is spain, portugal, and greece. with the competition for getting euros, spain and portugal have said, what products have we got? travel and tourism. those are the things we can discount. >> the discount airliners are adding capacity. that will be a feature. that is good news for the traveler, in terms of resumable he -- presumably seeing competition. peopleare seeing traveling in currently -- traveling internally. the forecast must be around 5% -7%. northern europe and southern europe doing well. western

peters. you have state rep rudy hobs who is well connected in the trade area. we have brenda lawrence who is well liked. then you have foster. between the three, clark, hobs and morris, they are pulling in their respective support. so it's going to be a competitive primary. since it is the city of detroit -- it appears whoever wins this primary is going to be the one to go on to represent the district in congress. host: what are the top issues impacting these issues in michigan guest: four of them are republican primaries. a lot of them are in the third congressional district, justin amash and ellis, it's who best represents the constituents. he's often one of the members of the gop delegation -- he has liberitarian leaning. that's a big issue. who better represents west michigan in that race? in terms of the bishop race, who's going to be the better conservative voice for the republicans? who will better represent them? i think the candidates have attacked each other on the affordable care act. the votes they have taken in the state legislature and thing -- it's not clear because in those races none of them were actually in washington to vote for those bills. host: