The document discusses key concepts from Chapter 11 on sport tourism. It provides definitions for sport tourism, the three main types which are active sport tourism, event sport tourism, and nostalgia sport tourism. It also defines other important terms like destination image, seasonality, psychic income, and discusses facts like tourism being the largest industry in the world.
Presentation about Sport Tourism and basic infromation about the sports. Especially, economic power of sports on the tourism industry. Hope you like it!
Presentation about Sport Tourism and basic infromation about the sports. Especially, economic power of sports on the tourism industry. Hope you like it!
What are the latest trends in inbound and domestic tourism? How is Britain perceived as a destination for a holiday by Britons and overseas residents? How is consumer (and tourist) behaviour evolving? What are the major upcoming challenges and opportunities for tourism businesses? These are some of the questions that this presentation will attempt to answer.
Measuring Economic Impacts
Still not registered as a separate sector in many countries but included as part of services. Thus very difficult to come up with exact measurement of tourism in the economy. World Tourism Organization (WTO) has developed Standard International Classification of Tourism Activities (SICTA) to specify which are the activities which can be categorized under & measured by quantitative measures.
KQ3: Developing tourism at what cost?
What are the impacts of tourism?
Economic impact
Socio-cultural
Environmental
How are the impacts of tourism managed?
As overtourism is one of the major issue that the destinations are facing at present time. This Presentation covers all the important aspects of overtourism and how the industry is facing this issue industry. By this ppt we tried to give all the ample knowledge to people who want to learn about overtourism and its consequences.
What are the latest trends in inbound and domestic tourism? How is Britain perceived as a destination for a holiday by Britons and overseas residents? How is consumer (and tourist) behaviour evolving? What are the major upcoming challenges and opportunities for tourism businesses? These are some of the questions that this presentation will attempt to answer.
Measuring Economic Impacts
Still not registered as a separate sector in many countries but included as part of services. Thus very difficult to come up with exact measurement of tourism in the economy. World Tourism Organization (WTO) has developed Standard International Classification of Tourism Activities (SICTA) to specify which are the activities which can be categorized under & measured by quantitative measures.
KQ3: Developing tourism at what cost?
What are the impacts of tourism?
Economic impact
Socio-cultural
Environmental
How are the impacts of tourism managed?
As overtourism is one of the major issue that the destinations are facing at present time. This Presentation covers all the important aspects of overtourism and how the industry is facing this issue industry. By this ppt we tried to give all the ample knowledge to people who want to learn about overtourism and its consequences.
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In 2011, the University of Minnesota Tourism Center conducted a profile of Irish Fair of
Minnesota attendees. Several attendee characteristics were of interest beyond
demographics, including information sources used to hear about the fair, spending habits,
most enjoyable fair attributes, satisfaction, means of transportation, and willingness to pay
a potential admission charge. To that end, a questionnaire was developed and administered
to a sample of Irish Fair of Minnesota attendees.
As China continues to grow rapidly, there is a swell in outbound travel and shopping. In 2018 there will be an estimated 154 million outbound travelers from China - and another 248 million shoppers who buy overseas, online
from China.
This presentation outlines these growing movements and how global brands and destinations can market to Chinese audiences.
Marketing to China must take into account the unique characteristics of Chinese audiences who are highly social (social media rules), predominantly mobile and have incredibly high preference for mobile payments (mobile wallet over cash/credit).
Marketing to China also requires adapting language, messaging and systems to mesh with a different view of the world. Smart global brands who address these issues put themselves in a good position to succeed with the 400 million+ Chinese who are expected to travel overseas by 2030.
1. CHAPTER 11 DISCUSSION QUESTIONS
1) Between 1994 & 1999, how many US adults traveled to take part in an organized
sport event?
2) Sport tourism encompasses what 3 main types of travel & sport tourism?
3) What is the largest industry in the world & how much did it generate in 2007?
4) What is the working definition of sport tourism for Chapter 11?
5) How much money does sport & adventure travel generate annually & what % of
all domestic leisure trips in the US does it constitute?
6) The variable patterns of tourist visitation throughout the year at a destination is
known as what?
7) What are the 3 seasons that most destinations have?
8) Define destination image.
9) In the summer of 2001 what credit card company ran an advertising campaign
that showcased the journey of 2 friends in a VW bus who visited the 30 MLB parks
in the US?
10) Define psychic income.
2. WHAT IS THE LARGEST INDUSTRY IN THE WORLD?
TOURISM
3. TOURISM
“COMPRISES THE ACTIVITIES OF PERSONS TRAVELING TO & STAYING
IN PLACES OUTSIDE OF THEIR USUAL ENVIRONMENT FOR NOT MORE
THAN ONE CONSECUTIVE YEAR FOR LEISURE, BUSINESS, & OTHER
PURPOSES.”
-IN 2011 THERE WERE OVER 983 MILLION INTERNATIONAL TOURTISTS
WORLDWIDE
-IN 2011 INTERNATIONAL TOURISM GREW TO $1.03 TRILLION
4. TOP 5 COUNTRIES FOR INTERNATIONAL TOURISTS IN 2011
5) ITALY: 46.1 MILLION
4) SPAIN: 56.7 MILLION
3) CHINA: 57.6 MILLION
2) USA: 62.3 MILLION
1) FRANCE: 79.5 MILLION
5. TOP 5 COUNTRIES IN INTERNATIONAL TOURISM REVENUE IN 2011
5) ITALY: $43.0 BILLION
4) CHINA: $48.5 BILLION
3) FRANCE: $53.8 BILLION
2) SPAIN: $59.9 BILLION
1) USA: $116 BILLION
6. TOP 5 COUNTRIES IN INTERNATIONAL TOURISM EXPENSES IN 2011
5) FRANCE: $41.7 BILLION
4) UNITED KINGDOM: $50.6 BILLION
3) CHINA: $72.6 BILLION
2) USA: $79.1 BILLION
1) GERMANY: $84.3 BILLION
7. SPORT TOURISM
“LEISURE-BASED TRAVEL THAT TAKES INDIVIDUALS TEMPORARILY OUTSIDE
OF THEIR HOME COMMUNITIES TO PARTICIPATE IN PYHYSICAL ACTIVITIES, OR
TO VENERATE ATTRACTIONS ASSOCIATED WITH PHYSICAL ACTIVITIES.”
1994-1999: HOW MANY US ADULTS TRAVELED TO TAKE PART IN AN
ORGANIZED SPORT EVENT EITHER AS SPECTATORS OR PARTICIPANTS?
75.3 MILLION
8. 3 MAIN TYPES OF SPORT TOURISM
ACTIVE SPORT TOURISM
EVENT SPORT TOURISM
NOSTALGIA SPORT TOURISM
9. ACTIVE SPORT TOURISM
“TRAVEL TO TAKE PART IN SPORT.”
SPORT & ADVENTURE TRAVEL IN THE US GENERATES HOW MUCH MONEY
ANNUALLY?
$328 BILLION
SPORT & ADVENTURE TRAVEL IN THE US CONSTITUTES WHAT % OF ALL
DOMESTIC TRIPS IN THE US ANNUALLY?
19%
10. EVENT SPORT TOURISM
“PERTAINS TO SPORT EVENTS AS TOURIST ATTRACTIONS & THE SPORT TOURISTS WHO TRAVEL
TO WATCH THEM.”
DESTINATION IMAGE:
-THE IMPRESSION THAT PEOPLE HOLD OF A CERTAIN LOCATION.
HALLMARK EVENTS:
-MAJOR ONE-TIME OR RECURRING EVENTS OF LIMITED DURATION, DEVELOPED PRIMARILY TO
ENHANCE THE AWARENESS, APPEAL & PROFITABILITY OF A TOURISM DESTINATION IN THE
SHORT &/OR LONG TERM.
11. NOSTALGIA SPORT TOURISM
“INVOLVING TRAVEL TO VISIT SPORT HALLS OF FAME, TAKING SPORT-
THEMED VACATIONS ON CRUISE SHIPS OR RESORTS, ATTENDING
FANTASY SPORT CAMPS, & TOURING FAMOUS SPORT STADIA.”
12. SEASONALITY
“THE VARIABLE PATTERNS OF TOURIST VISITATION THROUGHOUT THE
YEAR AT A DESTINATION.”
MOST DESTINATIONS HAVE 3 SEASONS:
A PEAK SEASON
A SHOULDER SEASON (JUST BEFORE/AFTER THE PEAK)
AN OFF-SEASON