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An Introduction to the Tourism Geography of Europe
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| 1 | An Introduction to the Tourism | 8 | travelling More trips within Europe Trend |
| Geography of Europe. | to activity holidays Greater use of air | ||
| 2 | Learning Objectives. 1 Appreciate why | travel (budget airlines) Business tourism | |
| Europe continues to dominate world | continues to be strong Growth potential in | ||
| tourism; 2 Understand the major patterns | the East and South Capacity ceilings | ||
| of tourism demand in Europe; 3 Be aware of | reached in the West. | ||
| the major physical and social features in | 9 | Supply of Tourism: Transport. | |
| Europe and their implications for tourism; | Influence of de-regulation Growth of | ||
| 4 Appreciate the role of the European | regional airports and airlines Growth of | ||
| Union and the Euro in tourism organisation | budget airlines Negative impact of 9/11 | ||
| and development; 5 Recognise the major | Investment in high-speed rail Easier | ||
| geographical influences on the | pan-European road travel. | ||
| distribution of tourism resources in | 10 | Tourism Supply Transport Trends. A | |
| Europe; 6 Recognise the role of | more deregulated and liberal environment | ||
| improvements in transport infrastructure | for transport and other tourism sectors, | ||
| in encouraging a freer movement of | although this has been set back by the | ||
| tourists throughout Europe. | need for the public sector to support the | ||
| 3 | Introduction. A region of economic, | airlines following ‘9/11’; Improved | |
| cultural and social diversity Dominates | quality of existing provision of tourism | ||
| tourism but market share falling Dominates | supply in the former countries of the | ||
| tourism because: Mature economies Affluent | Eastern Bloc; Diversification of products | ||
| population World Class attraction The Euro | in established destinations, such as | ||
| Small countries in close proximity | coastal resorts; Special interest, | ||
| Climatic variation Mature tourism sector | city-based, activity-centred developments | ||
| Competent public sector. | growing at the expense of traditional | ||
| 4 | The Physical Setting. The North | beach resorts; Consumer and government | |
| European Plain The Mountain ranges The | support for sustainable tourism products | ||
| Alps The Pyrenees The Balkans The | and destinations; Cruising combined with | ||
| Carpathians The Caucasus The Kjolen | special interest activities as a growth | ||
| Mountains The Mediterranean The Baltic | area; and Expansion of business tourism | ||
| sea. | facilities in the former Eastern Bloc. | ||
| 5 | Cultural Features. A mosaic of | 11 | Tourism Supply. Attractions High |
| languages, traditions and cultures | Quality Cultural and Physical Southern | ||
| Lifestyle differences Between North and | Pleasure Periphery Mountains Lowlands. | ||
| South Between West and East Between | Accommodation Small businesses dominate | ||
| Mountains and Plains Historic stages of | Organisation Complex Varies nationally | ||
| development Prehistoric Greco Roman | Role is to develop and promote Trend to | ||
| Romanesque Gothic Renaissance/Baroque | devolution. | ||
| Industrial Revolution Post-Industrial. | 12 | Tourism Demand. Europeans will | |
| 6 | Tourism demand: Demographic Trends. · | continue to take more, but shorter tourism | |
| Decreasing propensity to marry · | trips Short-break city and cultural | ||
| Increasing diversity of lifestyles and | tourism is growing rapidly; Traditional | ||
| living arrangements · A trend to marrying | north-south holidays are still a | ||
| later in life · A decline in fertility · | significant feature of European tourism, | ||
| An increase in the number of divorces · An | but east-west and west-east travel is | ||
| increase in immigration. | growing rapidly; Significant market | ||
| 7 | Tourism demand. Changing flows away | segments for the growth of tourism will be | |
| from north/south due to: Consumers are | those aged over 55 years, and those aged | ||
| tiring of the inclusive-tour format; The | under 25 years of age; Intra-regional | ||
| Mediterranean is becoming increasingly | flows of tourism dominate Europe’s | ||
| polluted; Traditional ‘sun, sea and sand’ | international tourism, but their share is | ||
| holidays are less popular, as people | decreasing; The market is moving | ||
| become more aware of the risk of skin | increasingly towards holidays which | ||
| cancer; Competing destinations for other | involve active pursuits, and/or exposure | ||
| forms of tourism have become increasingly | to local society and culture; Decreasing | ||
| available; New destinations are opening up | popularity of the car for leisure-based | ||
| in the east of Europe; Long-haul | trips and an increase in the use of air | ||
| destinations are growing in popularity; | travel, encouraged by the growth of budget | ||
| The adoption of the Euro making what had | airlines; Demand for business tourism in | ||
| been reasonably-priced destinations, such | Europe will continue to be strong despite | ||
| as Spain more expensive. | the growth of communication technologies; | ||
| 8 | Tourism Demand Trends. Shorter tourism | and Capacity ceilings are being reached in | |
| trips Short break city and cultural tours | some Western European countries, whereas | ||
| East-West travel and West-East travel | countries in eastern and southern Europe | ||
| Growth of the young and the elderly | have considerable growth potential. | ||
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An Introduction to the Tourism Geography of Europe
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