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    Tourism demand fluctuates based on world events and economic conditions. In the 1980s, events like Chernobyl and terrorism shifted tourism away from Europe and North Africa toward Asia and the Pacific. The 1990 Gulf War increased oil prices and airfares, negatively impacting international tourism. More recently, diseases like SARS and terrorism have affected Asian destinations. Globally, international tourist arrivals have grown steadily despite occasional dips, and are forecast to increase 3-4% annually through 2030. China, France, the United States, Spain, and Italy are currently the top destinations but China is projected to surpass traditional leaders. Southeast Asian countries like Thailand, Malaysia, and Singapore remain popular, while Vietnam and Cambodia are seeing

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    Tourism demand fluctuates based on world events and economic conditions. In the 1980s, events like Chernobyl and terrorism shifted tourism away from Europe and North Africa toward Asia and the Pacific. The 1990 Gulf War increased oil prices and airfares, negatively impacting international tourism. More recently, diseases like SARS and terrorism have affected Asian destinations. Globally, international tourist arrivals have grown steadily despite occasional dips, and are forecast to increase 3-4% annually through 2030. China, France, the United States, Spain, and Italy are currently the top destinations but China is projected to surpass traditional leaders. Southeast Asian countries like Thailand, Malaysia, and Singapore remain popular, while Vietnam and Cambodia are seeing

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    Trends in Tourism

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    Tourism demand fluctuates based on world events and economic conditions. In the 1980s, events like Chernobyl and terrorism shifted tourism away from Europe and North Africa toward Asia and the Pacific. The 1990 Gulf War increased oil prices and airfares, negatively impacting international tourism. More recently, diseases like SARS and terrorism have affected Asian destinations. Globally, international tourist arrivals have grown steadily despite occasional dips, and are forecast to increase 3-4% annually through 2030. China, France, the United States, Spain, and Italy are currently the top destinations but China is projected to surpass traditional leaders. Southeast Asian countries like Thailand, Malaysia, and Singapore remain popular, while Vietnam and Cambodia are seeing

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    TRENDS IN TOURISM

    Patterns of Tourism

    Social and Cultural Impact of


    Tourism
    PATTERNS OF TOURISM
    DEMAND

    Tourism Demand refers to the total


    numer of persons !ho tra"el# or !ish to
    tra"el# to use tourists$ facilities and
    ser"ices at places a!a% from their places
    of !or& or residence'
    PATTERNS OF TOURISM
    DEMAND
    1980s ( E"ents such as the
    Cherno%l disaster# terrorist$s
    acti"it% and de"aluation of US dollar
    shifted the choice of a destination
    a!a% from Europe and North Africa
    to Asia and the Paci)c re*ions'
    PATTERNS OF TOURISM DEMAND
    1990s ( +ulf !ar rou*ht
    uncertainl% for international
    tourism ecause the price of oil
    increased tremendousl% causin*
    airlines to also increase airfareto
    co"er fuel costs'
    PATTERNS OF TOURISM DEMAND
    2000s ( The
    spread of
    diseases such as
    SARS and
    terrorism
    ne*ati"el%
    a,ected tra"el in
    Asia'
    +-O.A- TOURISM CONTINUOUS TO
    +RO/
    0
    100
    200
    300
    400
    5000
    5100
    5200
    5300
    5400
    International Tourist Arri"als# 566781053
    9in millions:

    ;isitor
    decline in
    5664 and
    100< ha"e
    not
    dampen
    tourism
    *ro!th'

    East Asia and


    the Paci)c
    o"ertoo&
    Americas as
    leadin*
    destination

    UN/TO
    forecast *loal
    tourism to *ro!
    at 7= 8 3=
    et!een 10508
    1010
    /OR-D$S TOP TOURIST
    DESTINATIONS
    Destinati
    on
    Base year
    (million)
    F9.3orec
    ast
    (mi6.5lli
    on)
    !era"e
    nnual
    #ro$t%
    &ate
    'ar(et
    )%are
    (*)
    5667 1010 566781010 5667
    China 10'0 5<0'0 >'4= <'7= 4'<=
    France 30'0 503'5 1'<= 50'3
    =
    3'4=
    United
    States
    2<'< 501'2 <'7= >'>= 3'3=
    Spain <4'< ><'6 1'3= 3'6= 2'>=
    ?on* @on*
    Ital%
    United
    @in*dom
    50'1
    <5'5
    1<'7
    73'3
    71'7
    7<'4
    >'5=
    1'5=
    <'2=
    5'4=
    7'7=
    2'1=
    <'3=
    <'2=
    <'2=
    MeAico 10'1 24'6 <'3= <'3= <'5=
    Russian
    Federation
    6'< 24'0 3'4= 5'3= <'5=
    CBech
    Repulic
    53'7 22'0 2'0= 1'6= 1'4=
    /OR-D$S TOP TOURIST
    DESTINATIONS

    China !ill dislod*e
    the traditional
    destination

    China# ?on* @on*


    and Russia as
    leadin*
    destinations

    Thailand# Mala%sia#
    Sin*apore and
    South Africa !ill
    attract more
    "isitors
    P?I-IPPINES AND +-O.A-
    TOURISM
    &+
    ,
    -ountri
    es
    2010 2009
    5 Mala%sia 12'74 1<'37
    1 Thailand 57'42 52'57
    < Sin*apor
    e
    6'53 >'26
    2 Indonesi
    a
    >'00 3'<1
    7 ;ietnam 7'07 <'>7
    3 Philippin
    es
    <'71 <'05
    > Camodi
    a
    1'20 1'70
    International ;isitors to ASEAN 9in
    million:

    P? la*s
    ehind
    ASEAN
    destination

    ;ietnam
    has
    o"erta&en
    P?

    Camodia
    fast risin*
    destination
    P?I-IPPINES AND +-O.A-
    TOURISM
    International ;isitors 9in
    million:
    2010 2009
    /orld 620'00 441'00
    = P?
    Share
    0'<>= 0'<2=
    Asia
    Paci)c
    10<'40 540'60
    = P?
    Share
    5'>1= 5'33=
    ASEAN 3>'77 30'25
    = P?
    Share
    7'15= 2'64=
    Philippine
    s
    <'71 <'05
    SOCIA- AND CU-TURA-
    IMPACTS OF TOURISM

    Socio8cultural phenomenon

    Social interactions

    -ean and *reen industr%

    Catal%st

    MaCor contriutor to the +NP

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