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Title: What is the Tourism Industry What is the Size of the Tourism Industry within the U.S. Economy


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What is the Tourism Industry?What is the Size of
the Tourism Industry within the U.S. Economy?
  • Jennifer Moses
  • ED665 Tourism Service Industry
  • November 6th, 2008

2
Tourism Industry
  • The business of providing for different types of
    visitors
  • Includes accommodation, entertainment,
    attractions, activities, food and drink
  • Tourism is one of the worlds largest and fastest
    growing industries

http//greenpack.rec.org/tourism/index.shtml
3
Basic Categories of Tourism
  • Three basic categories are
  • Domestic tourism
  • Inbound tourism
  • Outbound tourism
  • Further Classifications
  • Internal Domestic Inbound
  • National Domestic Outbound
  • International Inbound Outbound
  • http//www.datastructures.info/wp-content/uploads/
    2006/12/sorting.jpg

Source International Recommendation on Tourism
Statistics, The United Nations Statistical
Commission
4
Types of Tourism
  • More than 70 different types of tourism
  • Adventure tourism, archaeological tourism, dark
    tourism, disaster tourism, etc.
  • Some of the increasingly popular types are
  • Eco-tourism
  • Medical tourism
  • Educational tourism
  • Geo-tourism

www.indialine.com/travel/images/wildlife-at-periya
r-kerala.jpg
5
Responsible Tourism(Sustainable Tourism)
  • Balance of five major aspects
  • Economics
  • Tourist satisfaction
  • Society
  • Culture
  • Environment
  • A long-term activity involving policy-making and
    human cooperation for it to be successful

http//www.yorku.ca/dkproj/string/rohr/hikers.jpg
6
Where are the Tourist From?
  • The U.S. Department of Commerce announced that
    5.4 million international visitors traveled to
    the United States in the month of July 2008, an
    increase of 2 percent over July 2007.
  • Top 10 Countries
  • Canada, Mexico, United Kingdom, Japan, Germany,
    France, Republic of Korea, Australia, Italy and
    Brazil

Source http//www.forbestraveler.com/best-lists/t
op-foreign-tourist-story.html www.flags.com
7
Tourists Spending
  • The average overseas visitor spends 1647
  • The average trip lasts for 15.6 nights
  • PERSPECTIVE
  • 1.5 billion per day
  • 61 million per hour
  • 1 million per minute

Source National Assembly of State Arts Agencies
http//www.nasaa-arts.org/artworks/profile.shtml
8
Tourism and Jobs
  • U.S. Travel Tourism Industry accounts for 6.5
    million jobs (4.7 of total employment)
  • Another 9.5 million jobs sustained indirectly by
    the the tourism industry

http//www.monterey.com/mcp/carmelriver/Jobs.htm
Source Miller Gibson, Cluster-Based
Development in the Tourism Industry Putting
Practice into Theory
9
Tourism and
  • Direct economic activity of 483 billion
  • Tourism in U.S. accounts for 4.1 of GDP
  • Industry produces 100 billion in tax revenue for
    Federal, State and local governments

http//www.p2p-weblog.com/50226711/this_is_a_fight
_about_money_not_about_morality.php
Source Sloan Travel Tourism Industry Center
http//www.hrsm.sc.edu/travelandtourism/
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References
  • Data Structures Blog http//www.datastructures.inf
    o/wp-content/uploads/2006/12/sorting.jpg
    (accessed October 29th, 2008)
  • International Recommendation on Tourism
    Statistics, The United Nations Statistical
    Commission
  • www.indialine.com/travel/images/wildlife-at-periya
    r-kerala.jpg (accessed October 29th, 2008)
  • Miller, Mark M., and Lay James Gibson. 2005.
    Cluster-Based Development in the Tourism
    IndustryPutting Practice into Theory. Vol. 2,
    no. 2 47-64.
  • Forbes Traveler http//www.forbestraveler.com/best
    -lists/top-foreign-tourist-story.html (accessed
    October 29th, 2008)
  • www.flags.com (accessed October 30th, 2008)
  • Sloan Travel Tourism Industry Center
    http//www.hrsm.sc.edu/travelandtourism/
    (accessed October 29th, 2008)
  • Carmel River Inn http//www.monterey.com/mcp/carme
    lriver/Jobs.htm (accessed October 30th, 2008)
  • P2P File Sharing Blog http//www.p2pweblog.com/502
    26711/this_is_a_fight_about_money_not_about_morali
    ty.php (accessed October 30th, 2008)
  • Sustainable Tourism Research INterest Group
    (STRING) http//www.yorku.ca/dkproj/string/rohr/hi
    kers.jpg (accessed October 28th, 2008)
  • Regional Environmental Center for Central and
    Eastern Europe http//greenpack.rec.org/tourism/in
    dex.shtml (accessed October 30th, 2008)
  • Regional Environmental Center for Central and
    Eastern Europe Sustainable Tourism
    http//greenpack.rec.org/tourism/sustainable_touri
    sm/index.shtml (accessed October 29th, 2008)
  • National Assembly of State Arts Agencies
    http//www.nasaa-arts.org/artworks/profile.shtml
    (accessed October 30th, 2008)
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    ploads/2006/08/Pick.jpg (accessed October 28th,
    2008)

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