Global Tourism at a Glance
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Global tourism at a glance provides key insights: - The majority of international travel takes place within a traveler's own region. Emerging economies in Asia, Central/Eastern Europe, Middle East, Africa and Latin America have shown fast growth in outbound tourism. - Strong global economic growth in 2018, low airfares, and increased visa facilitation contributed to a 6% growth in international passenger traffic. The number of connected city pairs by air has more than doubled over 20 years. - Consumer travel trends in 2018 included a quest for authentic local experiences to share on social media, a focus on health and wellness, and rising awareness of sustainability issues in travel.
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Global Tourism at a Glance
- 1. GLOBAL TOURISM AT A GLANCE
- 2. GLOBAL TOURISM AT A GLANCE
- 4. GLOBAL TOURISM AT A GLANCE INBOUND TOURISM
- 5. GLOBAL TOURISM AT A GLANCE: OUTBOUND TOURISM • The large majority of international travel takes place within travellers’ own regions (intraregional tourism). • Traditionally, the advanced economies of Europe, the Americas and Asia and the Pacific have been the world’s major source markets for international tourism. • However, emerging economies in Asia, Central and Eastern Europe, the Middle East, Africa and LatinAmericahaveshownfast growthoverrecent years,drivenbyrisinglevelsof disposableincome. OutboundTourism 4of 5tourists travel within their own region Source:World Tourism Organization (UNWTO)©
- 6. BACKGROUND OF GLOBAL TOURISM GROWTH IN 2018 • Strong Economy • 2018 World GDP: 3.6% Growth • Exchange rate movements: moderate • Low interest rates • Strong Demand for Air Travel • International Passenger Traffic: 6% Growth • Stable Fuel Prices and Lower Air Fares • Over the past two decades, the number of unique city pairs connected by air transport has more than doubled, reaching more than 20,000 at ever lower costs. • Internet Technologies shape traveler’s experience • Online sharing platforms contribute to increase tourists • Enhanced Visa Facilitation • eVisas and visas on arrival on the rise • The share of world population requiring a traditional visa declined: 75% in 1980 to 53% in 2018
- 7. CONSUMER TRAVEL TRENDS IN 2018 • Travel to change: ‘live like a local’, ’quest for authenticity and transformation’ • Travel to show: ‘instagramable’ moments, experiences, and destinations - social media envy • Pursuit of a healthy life: Walking, wellness and sports tourism • Rise of the sharing/access/gig economy: short-term rentals (e.g. Airbnb, VRBO) • Solo travel & multigenerational travel: aging population, single households • Rising awareness on sustainability: zero plastic, flight shame movement
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- First largest export – chemicals, second largest export – fuels. It exceeds automobile industry.