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Political

  • People tend to stay away from travelling to war-torn countries
  • Political unrest tends to make people feel uneasy
  • Strict access rules keep people from travelling freely (ie. Americans to Cuba)

Demographic

Technological

  • The study of population; numbers, distributions, trends and issues
  • See fig. 1.14 & 1.15 (p.15 – text) population change by Age Group/Demographic trends
  • Our population is aging / more single adults / more paid vacation time etc… E.g., More packages

for older adults (bus tours) …no single

supplements for lone travellers…

  • Transportation has improved travel – faster, safer, cleaner (air, rail, bus, etc.)
  • Technology -- Access to information on what is available for people allows the public to be more aware of their options (instantly on the internet)
  • At times removing travel agent from the equation

The Five Factors Affecting Tourism

(FFAT)

Culture

Economic

  • The history of a country attracts people
  • Places like Greece, Egypt, and Mexico where ancient civilizations existed
  • People want to experience this
  • Other places of cultural (religious) significance – Mecca, Vatican City, Jerusalem, etc
  • When economic times are positive – people travel more for pleasure/more business travel
  • People have more discretionary income: the money left over after taxes and basic living expenses / therefore people have more ‘fun’ money for trips etc.
  • Travel costs have not skyrocketed in comparison to some things
  • Tours and package deals geared toward all levels of income are available (budget to 5 star traveller)

1. Economic Factor

2. Political Factors

3. Technological Factors

4. Demographic Factors

5. Cultural Factors

Travel & Tourism GCC 3O1

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