However, in so doing, they are turning away at the margin from perhaps traditional leisure activities of the British pub and heavy alcohol consumption. That is causing leisure to grow. There are dynamics here that are working with us, so it is a very attractive market. We are the lead player. We have the number one brand.
Hotels are probably our second fastest growing market in both business and leisure.
Business is still slightly cyclical with the economic cycle, but I think a lot less volatile than it ever has been historically. We have had a good run for five or six years, but we see no sign, and nor do the commentators see any sign, of that turning over the next two or three. They are staying in hotels as part of that visit, so there seems to be strong long-term growth in this marketplace. A few brands that we run, particularly in the business sector like Marriott and then the names that you will be familiar with such as Hilton, Holiday Inn, Crown Plaza and Intercontinental, those are pulling away from the rest of the pack. They have got the brand awareness, they have got the system support, they have got the reservation systems and the customer is recognizing those as different from the little local hotel.