Tourism

Tourism

This is a background paper to the Pacific Possible report. For many Pacific Island countries, tourism is the main economic opportunity to generate incomes and jobs. This report suggests that increasing tourism demand in four areas could drive growth of tourism arrivals in the Pacific: Increasing demand from Chinese tourists, retired persons, high income individuals, and cruise ship operators. It sets out key actions to capitalize on these potential sources of increased demand and ensure the development of the tourism sector in an environmentally, socially, and culturally sustainable manner.

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Main Authors: Perrottet, John, Garcia, Andres F.
Format: Report biblioteca
Language:English
en_US
Published: World Bank, Washington, DC 2016-06-01
Subjects:TOURIST ATTRACTION, CRUISE ARRIVALS, DESTINATIONS, PASSENGER SERVICES, TOURISM ACTIVITIES, DESTINATION MARKETING, RAISE AWARENESS, FREE TRAVEL, ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION, INTERNATIONAL TRAVEL, AIR SERVICES, IMPORTANCE OF TOURISM, CULTURAL HERITAGE, AIRPORT, PASSENGERS, SMALL ISLANDS, AIRLINES, FERRIES, INTERNATIONAL TOURISTS, TOURIST ACTIVITIES, CRUISE DESTINATIONS, AIR ROUTES, INTERNATIONAL AIRPORT, VEHICLES, TOURISM POLICY, FARES, FUEL BURN, DESTINATION MANAGEMENT, TREND, AIR CARRIER, CRUISE SHIP, JOURNEY, SUBSIDY, CARRIERS, TRAFFIC, TRAVEL FACILITATION, TAX, ROUTES, AIRPORTS, INCOME TAX, INTERNATIONAL AIRPORTS, TOURIST INDUSTRY, WEALTH, CRUISE SHIPS, AIR, UNDERGROUND, TOURISTS PER YEAR, PRICE SENSITIVE, TRAVELERS, FLIGHT CONNECTIONS, TRANSPORTATION INFRASTRUCTURE, DRIVERS, VEHICLE, SIGNAGE, ROAD, COSTS, AIR TRAVEL, TRAINING, TOURISM RECEIPTS, LONG- HAUL TRAVEL, TRANSPORT, TOURISM INCOME, ARTERY, PEAK PERIODS, ACCESS ROADS, TRIPS, RESORTS, TOURISM ORGANIZATION, TRUE, DOMESTIC AIRPORTS, VISITOR, TOURISM MARKET, TRAVEL TIMES, GROWTH OF TOURISM, TOURISM SECTOR, NATURAL RESOURCES, ROUTE, FUEL CONSUMPTION, SUBSIDIES, GRANTS, TRAVEL PATTERNS, INFRASTRUCTURE, TAXES, LUXURY HOTELS, BUSES, BAGGAGE, NATIONAL TOURISM, INTERNATIONAL HOTEL, FLIGHT TIME, INITIATIVES, CONGESTION, DRIVING, INTERNATIONAL TRAVELERS, TRAVEL, TRANSPORTATION, RECREATION, CRUISE, CLIMATE CHANGE, POLICIES, TOURIST ARRIVALS, ALTERNATIVE DESTINATIONS, ALTERNATIVE ENERGY, TOURISTS, CARS, HISTORIC SITES, ACCESSIBILITY, DESTINATION COUNTRIES, LOAD FACTORS, CRUISE PASSENGERS, DIRECT ROUTES, CHARTERS, VISITORS, PASSENGER VOLUME, TOURISM, TOURIST, AIRCRAFT, PORT INFRASTRUCTURE, TOURISM STRATEGY, TAX REVENUE, ROADS, PORT FACILITIES, WALKING, BAGGAGE HANDLING, LOCAL TRAVEL, AVERAGE PASSENGER, AIR TRANSPORT, PASSENGER SUBSIDY, ECONOMIES OF SCALE, AIRPORT TAXES, HOTELS, CRUISE LINES, FARE DISCOUNTS, FUEL, RESORT, TRIP, AIRLINE INDUSTRY, TOUR OPERATIONS, AIR PASSENGER DUTY, AIRPORT CHARGES, INVESTMENTS, TRAFFIC LEVELS, AIRWAYS, CAPITAL INVESTMENT, AIR SERVICE, AIR PASSENGER, TRAVEL TIME, SAFETY, PASSENGER KILOMETRE, DEMAND FOR TRAVEL, IMPACTS OF TOURISM, HOTEL,
Online Access:http://documents.worldbank.org/curated/en/524541503688261330/Tourism
http://hdl.handle.net/10986/28410
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