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Project Travel and Tourism - Report

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Project Travel and Tourism - Report

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Travel and tourism is one of the key industries which contributes in more than 10%in global economic output. So that it is liable for growth and development of aneconomy. In today scenario, tourism industry is booming day by day in Britain.INTRODUCTIONMany years ago, only rich people prefer to go travel so as to spend their summervacations by taking a tour of countryside. 1945 was the time when tourismbusiness was coming into market. At this time, increased interest of people hadgiven huge growth to this sector. Tourism attracts visitors and several touroperators arranged tours and holiday packages. They also organised places for eatand sleep; it can give maximum level of satisfaction to people. Apart from this, inthis mid of 1950s there was an impressive change in growth and development oftourism industries. Now managers were preferred to spend their profits oninvesting in order to explore their business activities. It is beneficial for thoseindividuals who can afford expensive locations, i.e. seaside towns and spa. It isadvantageous Europe to get spring winters and fresh air.By 1990, evolution of tourism sector, especially inEurope and UK was effected growth and developmentof travelling companies in an effective manner. Allthese changes played a major role in maximising thenumber of visitors which also influenced theprofitably of tourism business. In modern era, tourismindustries also provide various facilities, i.e. resorts,holiday packages of families as well as couples,accommodation, entertainment activities etc. Londonand England were the popular travel destinations byhaving a total earning of $200 billion and 170 millionvisitors. Beside this, the demand of tourism businessis increasing day by day. It is also responsible foreconomic growth and development in 21st century.Proper understanding and cultural trade will behelpful for a country. at this time, there weredeveloped certain laws and regulations whichprohibits the growth and development of largecompanies. In 1995, UK has created an operationaltour which was differ from its other tours. London and England were the popular traveldestinations by having a total earning of $200 billionand 170 million visitors. Besides, the demand oftourism business is increasing day by day. It is alsoresponsible for economic growth and development in21st century. Proper understanding and cultural tradewill be helpful for a country. In modern eraTravel and tourism in ancient time (1945 to 1979)Travel and Tourism(Historical development in travel and tourism sector)In 21st Century Afterwards, in 1970 individuals were focused to get knowledge about architectureand sculpture through various educational tours. They also preferred to visit certainhistorical places in order to gain information about history. In 20th century tourismindustry become popular and successful; but it limited from few people due to itshigh costs. As enhanced income level would also increase the demand of tourism.At this time, travelling agencies also provide the facility of commercial air crafts inorder to carry out people from one place to another. 1980 to 20th centuryCONCLUSIONIn order to gain high competitive growth and success,it is essential for tourism industries to explore thequality of their services and products in order to attainand retain visitors for long term period.
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