Demand & motivation for tourism travel
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Tourists must be able to afford both the time and money required for travel. Demand for tourism is influenced by economic factors like occupation and income as well as socio-demographic profiles. Effective demand refers to the number of people who actually participate in tourist activities and can be measured by factors like number of bed nights, passengers on certain modes of transport, or visitors to recreational facilities. Travel propensity, whether net or gross, is also used to express demand for tourism.
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2) Travel experiences significantly impact individuals, families, and societies by exposing them to new cultures in memorable ways.
3) However, large numbers of tourists can also negatively impact host societies by changing local customs and increasing crime rates targeted at visitors.
4) Sociological factors like life stage, income, education, and disabilities all influence people's travel preferences and patterns in predictable ways.
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This document discusses tourism concepts and products. It defines tourism as travel for leisure, pleasure or business that involves both traveling and providing related services. The key components of a tourism product are attractions, accessibility, and accommodation. Attractions include cultural sites, natural landscapes, events, and entertainment. A tourism product aims to meet tourist needs through facilities and experiences. It is a composite of a destination's attractions, transportation, lodging, food, and entertainment.
Tourism1
This document provides definitions and explanations of key concepts in tourism. It defines tourism as activities, services, and industries that deliver travel experiences, including transportation, accommodations, food and drink, retail, and hospitality. Tourism is defined by several academic sources as the movement and activities of people outside their normal environment for business or leisure. Key factors that enable tourism include attractions, culture, natural resources, facilities, infrastructure, transportation and the motivation and ability of tourists to travel in terms of time and money.
C3 tourist demand
Tourism demand refers to the total number of people who travel away from their home to a destination, as well as those who wish to travel but are unable to. Tourism demand is influenced by a variety of economic, social, psychological, and exogenous factors. It is made up of effective demand from actual travelers, as well as suppressed or potential demand from those who want to travel but cannot. Understanding tourism demand is important for tourism industry planning and decision making.
Tourism Definitions
The document discusses tourism as an integrated, multidisciplinary field of study that incorporates aspects of many academic subjects. It relates how history, geography, marketing, business, and other areas help provide understanding of tourism destinations and products. The document also notes how fields like information technology, religion, culture, and others enhance comprehension of topics in tourism like cultural resources and the global distribution system. Finally, it asserts that tourism journals publish pieces on anthropological, economic, educational, and other perspectives of tourism, demonstrating its wide-ranging nature.
The Employment Effect of Tourism: A Dynamic Analysis
ABSTRACT: The tourism industry can bring various positive economic developments on Gross Domestic
Product, employment opportunities, national income and international trade throughout the economy. In recent
years, the tourism industry has attracted the attention of most governments including the Sri Lankan government
as the most promising sector to be a potential tool for generating income and employment. In this line, it has
proficient to create both direct and indirect employment for skilled workers and unskilled workers as well. This
study attempts to investigate the relationship between tourism and employment creation in Sri Lankaduring the
period of 1977-2017by employingeconometric techniques namely the Johansen cointegration test, Vector AutoRegressive (VAR) analysis, and Granger-causality test. Johansen Cointegration test was used to find the longterm association between tourism and employment creation and found that the absence of a long-run
relationship between two indicating tourism would not determine the employment creation in the long-term.
Furthermore, the Granger causality test was employed for investigating the short-term relationship and it
confirmed the existence of unidirectional causality between tourism and employment creation showing that the
tourism industry of Sri Lanka would lead to employment generation in the short term.
KEYWORDS: Employment creation, Granger causality tests, Tourism, Vector Auto Regressive
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- 2. The impact of economic factors on demand is also reinforced by the socio-demographic profiles of holidaymakers . The factors are two interrelated economic ones, Occupation & Income.
- 3. Demand is always at a price. The demand for anything at a given price is the amount of it which will be brought per unit of time at that price Demand…?
- 4. Demand for tourism measured & expressed in different ways. ‘Effective demand’ mostly used. Effective demand means the number of people who actually participate in a tourist activity or visit a given area. Measuring Demand in Tourism
- 5. Those who could participate but do not active in tourist activity. Either lack of knowledge. Lack of facilities. Who can not participate in tourist activity lack of social & economic improvement. Deferred Demand
- 6. The number of tourists leaving or visiting a country or region. The number of passengers using a certain mode of transport. The number of bed nights spent in a particular type of accommodation . The number of tourists using a given recreational facilities or taking part in a specific activity such as hiking , skating ,scuba diving & skiing and so on. Measuring Effective Demand in Tourism
- 7. Demand for tourism also expressed in terms of travel propensity. Schmidhauser differentiates two types of travel propensity- Net Travel Propensity & Gross Travel Propensity. Travel Propensity
- 8. Net Travel Propensity Net Travel Propensity refers to the proportion of total population or a particular group in the population who have made at least one trip away from in the period in usually a year. Net travel propensity=p/P*100 Where, p=the number of persons in a country or in a particular group who have made at least one trip away from home in the given period. P=total population of the country or region
- 9. Gross Travel Propensity Gross Travel Propensity refers to the total number of trips taken in relation to the total population studied. Gross Travel Propensity=Tp/p*100 Where Tp=total number of trips undertaken by the total population in question. P=total population of the country or region