Travel and Tourism Sector

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Travel and Tourism Sector

INTRODUCTION
This present report is based on the travel and tourism sector of
the Thomas cook. Thomas cook is the world known travel company
which is established by the Thomas cook at the international level.
Present report contain all relevant information like, different key
historical developments and structure of the travel and tourism
sector.

2.1 Different function of government,
government-sponsored bodies and
international agencies
There are different development of destination for the company
tourist people. They are as follows:
International agencies: The international agencies have
governmental and government sponsored for the tourism sector.
This organisation provides different cooperation and
coordination at the national level of the economy.

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Local government: It is also one of the sector which is effective for
the development of destination for their tourist. In the earlier time,
the local government was responsible for the growth and success of
the travel and tourism sector.
United nations world tourism organisation: In case of the tourism,
it is one of the important organisation for directing the international
organisation.

2.2 Influences of local and national economic
policy
The local and economic policy can influence the success of the
travel and tourism sector. In case of the UK, the travel and tourism
sector survive in the tourism sector because the GDP rate is high in
the UK and most of the company cannot pay the high GDP rate.

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The travel and tourism company should know about the policies of
the local government and can take benefits from the effective
policies of the government the governmental economic policies can
indirectly affect the travel and tourism sector. The affect can be
related from the monetary policy of government. The main aim of
the monetary policy is not for the tourism industry but the monetary
policy of the government does totally reflect the exchange rate of
the currency.

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