Aviation and Tourism Emissions

INTERNATIONAL AND
NATIONAL TOURISM
AGENCY- ASSESSMENT

Table of Contents
INTRODUCTION...........................................................................................................................3
MAIN BODY...................................................................................................................................3
Issue with respect to growth in tourism related emission............................................................3
Challenges in the Aviation industry-:..........................................................................................4
Role of innovation in the aviation industry- ...............................................................................4
Influence of aviation on tourism industry- :................................................................................5
Define potentially significant issue for the positioning of New Zealand tourism.......................5
Potential issues and challenges facing tourism in New Zealand-:...............................................6
CONCLUSION................................................................................................................................8
REFERENCES................................................................................................................................9

INTRODUCTION
International tourism termed out as tourism that cross national’s borders. Globalisation
made the tourism a popular global leisure activity (Eric, Semeyutin and Hubbard, 2020). This is
growing field that assist to examine global trends in travel and tourism.
The present report is based on topic as Aviation is a major issue with respect growth in
tourism related emissions and this includes significant issues for positioning of New Zealand
Tourism. Furthermore, report will outline the thing in respect to international and New Zealand
related growth in tourism. Also, statistical information will be defined to illustrate the
appropriate information about international tourism.
MAIN BODY
Issue with respect to growth in tourism related emission.
Aviation is one of the fastest growing sources of greenhouse gas emissions (Geng, Wei
and Maimaituerxun, 2020). Aircraft engines produce emissions that are resulting from fossil fuel
combustion (Dube, 2020). In addition to this, aircraft emissions are unusual in that significant
proportion is emitted at altitude. Hence, these kind of emissions give rise to significant
environment concerns in relation to the global impact and their effect on local air quality on
ground level. Aviation industry plays the vital and major role in the creation of wealth and
employment for the economy and society (Geng, Wei and Maimaituerxun, 2020). With the use
of adopting focused approach on find out the possible ways to foreseeable aviation issues and
challenges (Russo, Relvas and Monteiro, 2020). Aviation industry is one of the preferred mode
of the travel and this also creates the large chunk of profitability for economy.
Aviation industry is very vulnerable as this affected easily if there are terrorist attacks. In
the rise of the innovation in the technical advancement there is rise in cyber criminals and global
terrorist is spreading continually due to its highly vulnerable nature (Russo, Relvas and
Monteiro, 2020). In order to maintain the demand of aviation industry, this is crucial to maintain
the safety level. Technical advancement is rapidly democratizing the ability that inflict large
scale damage (Ritchie, Sie and Dwyer, 2020). On the other hand, this can be stated that the
merging of the cyber and physical creates new vulnerabilities as the remote attacks that cause
serious real world disruptions. On the other hand, the computer software in civilian aviation are
potentially hackable if these not procured with secure and safest techniques. It impact the
tourism industry in huge context. Therefore, this can be stated that the flight control system, GPS