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Tourism

Chapter 17

Today &

Future



Desire, mobility, accessibility and affordability accelerated

the tourism in the 20th century.

Increase leisure time, additional discretionary income,

enhanced telecommunications created more efficient modes of

transportation. New technologies such as aviation, computers, robots, and

satellite communications have transformed the way that

people live, work, and play.

Tourism Today



• In the last few decades, tourism hasbecome a popular global activity

•In 1960s travel and tourism industryplaced from eighth to 12th. in size.

• In 1979; it was estimated that travel &tourism would be # 1 industry as of 2000.

• Tourism became #1 industry in 1986,before 14 years it was estimated

•The travel & Tourism industry became amature industry.

•As of 2005, the number of internationaltravelers exceed 800 million, achieving alltime record.

Tourism Today



Purpose of Trip

Purpose of Trip

Leisure, Recreation and Holiday 402 million 50%

Business travelers 125 million 16%

Visiting Friends and relatives 212 million 26%

Not specified and others 61 million 8%



International Tourism-An Overview



WORLD’S TOP 10 TOURISM DESTINATIONS (2006) INTERNATIONAL

TOURIST

RANK ARRIVAL (MILLION)

1 FRANCE 79.1

2 SPAIN 58.53 UNITED STATES 51.1

4 CHINA 49.6

5 ITALY 41.1

6 UNITED KINGDOM 30.7

7 GERMANY 23.6

8 MEXICO 21.4

9 AUSTRIA 20.310 RUSSIAN FEDERATION 20.2

TOTAL: 840.0

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Source: World Tourism Organization (WTO) © (Data as collected by WTO June 2007)

International Tourism –An Overview



WORLD’S TOP 10 TOURISM RECEIPTS (2006)

INTERNATIONAL

TOURISM

RANK RECEIPTS (BILLION)

1 UNITED STATES 85.7

2 SPAIN 51.1

3 FRANCE 42.9

4 ITALY 38.1

5 CHINA 33.9

6 UNITED KINGDOM 33.7

7 GERMANY 32.8

8 AUSTRALIA 17.8

9 TURKEY 16.9

10 AUSTRIA 16.7

TOTAL: 800.0_____________________________________________________________

Source: World Tourism Organization (WTO) © (Data as collected by WTO June 2007)

International Tourism- An Overview



East Asia/Pacific

19%

Americas17%

Africa 3%

South Asia 2%Middle East 3%

Europe56%

International Tourism in 2006



East Asia/Pacific

25.4%

Americas18.1%

Africa 5%South Asia 1.2%Middle East

4.4%

Europe46%

International Tourism in 2020



HIGHEST GROWTH IN ARRIVALS(1990-2004)

(GRWTH RATE)

RANK ARRIVALS (%) RECEIPTS % ($)

1 CROATIA 15.7 30.8

2 TURKEY 12.3 15.4

3 CHINA 11.7 9.9

4 MACAO 9.8 9.1

5 NEW ZEALAND 6.8 6.5

6 THAILAND 6.1 6.7

7 AUSTRALIA 5.8 2.9

8 MALAYSIA 5.7 10.0

9 INDIA 5.3 6.1

10 IRELAND 5.2 5.2

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Source: Global Tourism Winners: How countries and Companies Succeed in Tourism. Dr. Paul Kauffman, National Institute for Governance University of Canberra,Australia.

Highest Growth in Arrivals



GrowthGrowth is aimed at improving the

living standards of people

Growth can create problems, like

of overcrowding, overdevelopment,commercialism, community

alienation.

Sustainable tourism maintain

practices towards an acceptablebalance between viable growth and

environmental sustainability over

the long term.

Sustainability: A NecessityThe issues of quality upon which

the future of tourism depends lie

at the heart of sustainability.

Quality will be essential across allthe elements of tourism

Tourism research will continue to

play a critical role in creating the

necessary knowledge base toaddress complex and interrelated

issues.

Tourism in the Future



Special Market Segments Tourists demand more unique and unconvential experiences in

the future

Cultural, rural, adventure, sports-related tourism

Balance and Protection Should nations place geographical limits on tourist activity? Are there certain types of environments that should be protected

from all forms of visitor intrusion?

How will governments balance the competing demands foraccess to popular natural areas with their preservation andprotection.

Massive Developments? Build or expand existing airports? Local residents resist due to

traffic, noise pollution, and unattractive development.

Where will Tourism Growth Occur?

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Who will benefit from Tourism Growth?

As growth occurs it is expected thatmore resources become available

to more people-higher wages

higher consumption.

Increased health quality, education,arts and culture

Governments can improve their

services in areas such as social

assistance and support, education,health care, environmental

protection, citizen safety, and

planning.



• The World Tourism Organization (WTO) forecasts that tourism will

continue growing at the average rate of 4.4%

•By 2020 Europe will remain the most popular destinations; but its share

will drop to 46%

•Space tourism is expected to “take off” in the first quarter of the 21st

century; however number of tourists will remain limited.

•Technological improvement is likely to make possible air-ship hotels,

floating cities, movable hotels.•Underwater hotels, such as Hydropolis expected to open in Dubai in

2009.

Tourism in the Future



Tourism in the FutureUnderwater Fiji Hotel

The world’s first seafloor resort, the luxury complex is slated for a

mid-2008 opening.

http://www.poseidonresorts.com/



It’s coming soon for real by the end of 2008 with 220 suites

Tourism in the FutureHydropolis Underwater Hotel at Dubai

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=q2Ga1kvXLVM

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=sUbkQyZrpl4



Tomorrow’s Hotels Flying Hotel

The flying luxury hotel of tomorrow

Cruise ship will sail through the air, not the water

Flying Queen Mary 2 that could change the way you thinkabout air travel.

Capacity: 250 passengers

Max Speed: 174 mph

Range: 6,000 miles

A prototype and expects tohave one completed by 2010.



Tomorrow’s Hotels Manned Cloud

http://www.milliyet.com.tr/son/songaleri.asp?r=2&p=/2008/02/03/son/sonyas06&t=4&prm=0.5795186

http://www.milliyet.com.tr/son/songaleri.asp?r=4&p=/2008/02/03/son/sonyas06&t=4&prm=0.5795186



Airship Hotels.



Hilton on the Moon

Hilton unveils plans for the first luxury hotel in space.

“The possibility of an orbiting or lunar hotel is discussed. It is suggested that when

space scientists make it physically feasible to establish hotels in space and to

transport people, the hotel industry will meet the challenge” (Barron Hilton).



Entrance to the Moon hotel with Earth hanging lowabove the lunar horizon

M i H t l



Hotel lodging of the future could be temporary, licensed,prefabricated, self-sustaining, transportable facilities. These holiday

pods can be erected on sites all over the Earth, in locales whereestablishing a traditional holiday resort would be unacceptableenvironmentally and politically.

Moving Hotels



Space Tourism

Space Tourism is a fledgling industry, born out of

necessity.

Driven by the same curiosity and ambition that took humanity to

the Moon.

It appears to be here to stay.

Make your reservation now !!!

The space tourism industry is officially open for business

Tickets prices:20 million dollar for a one-week stay in space

http://video.search.yahoo.com/video/play?vid=1088885384&vw=g&b=0&pos=4&p=space+tourism&fr=yfp-t-501

A i l i illi i D i Ti 60 f ll i i h d



American multimillionaire Dennis Tito, 60, following an eight-day

space flight which cost him 20 million dollars, safely returned to

Earth on May 06, 2001.



Virgin Galactic

Richard Branson form Spacecraft Building Company that will built theSpaceShipTwo

First flights were planned in late 2008, early 2009.

At present, seats onboard Virgin Galactic spaceships are price tagged

at $200,000 each.

By the fifth year of operations those prices will drop to around $50,000

Nearly 7,000 people indicated their interest in making a reservation and

paying a deposit.

Space tourism have the potential to handle 15,000 passengers and

generate $700 million in revenues per year by 2021.

http://www.space.com/php/video/player.php?video_id=080123-spaceship2



Tourist stop? Hotel investment community is intrigued but

remains skeptical. Low-cost access to space is a key to lofting

orbiting facilities like this...as well as public waiting lines for

that special room with a view.

Space Hotel



The Space IslandSpace hotel will be as

comfortable as an Earth hotel.

Space Hotel



Zero Gravity Entertainment



Space Swimming Pool

In a zero-g swimming pool there is no deep end!



The Worlds in the World

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7eUcRjo9Yv4&NR=1

Dubai -The World Islands

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WTF7_Z_G3d0&feature=related

Burj Dubai - world's tallest building



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