Function of Government, Sponsored bodies and International Agencies in Travel and Tourism Sector

This presentation discusses the role of government, sponsored bodies, and international agencies in the travel and tourism sector. It explores how government policies impact the growth and development of the sector, including visa application, airport infrastructure, and planning. The presentation also highlights the implications of political changes on the sector and the influences of national and local policies for its success.

Travel and tourism
sector

2.1 Function of Government, Sponsored
bodies and International Agencies
• Visa application, queuing airport, infrastructure and planning are some of the
perspectives involved in Government policies which are implies in tourism
sector. For the growth and development of successful tourism sector strategic
decisions are taken by the government bodies (Kim, Prideaux and Timothy,
2016). It pulls tourism which enacts social, industrial, cultural , economic and
infrastructure sector. Government makes policies to make their trip more
easier and enjoyable. Economically, tourist destination are converted to popular
destination so that more tourists get attracted and strengthens the country's
economy. Government helps in the popularity of the main attractions which
results in the better outcome. Improving the country socially, showcasing the
different cultures of the country, attracts many people from all around the globe

Cont..
• Changes in the infrastructure and industries revolutionize this sector and
help to witness this sector by the visitors. Government promotes visitors,
they can be business leaders or simple people from all around the world
and enjoy the holiday destinations. When more and more tourists
participate in tourism sector then popularity of the country increases
which helps it socially and economically. Government has made a sense of
vision in the competitive market to help this sector. The country having
industrial power are low in tourism sector and so many international
organizations are involved in their growth. Further, there is less
consultation with the operating sector so the the voice of these country's
are weak

Influences of national and local policy for the success of travel and
tourism sector
• Travel and tourism sector is effected by local and national policies in many
ways which have resulted in their success. For this we can take an example.
If any resort or hotel's buliding get subsidy from the government then
tourism sector would definitely take advantage of this policy. This is one of
the way where economic policy of the government directly impacts the
tourism sector. There are some economic policies which influences travel
industry indirectly. These can be categorised in the form of monetary
policies. Though these policies do not aim tourism sector but they indirectly
brings variations in the exchange rate of country's nation. If the exchange
rate decreases , naturally tourism will rise as the staying in the country will
become affordable by the tourists and they can visit more places at low costs

Implications of political change on travel and tourism sector
Different political situations of the country effect travel and
tourism sector in different ways. For e.g. Libya is going
through many political issues and unrest. Therefore, to
resolve political actions government has taken many
political actions which has directly affected the tourist
destinations. Geographical location of Libya is such that it
can generate reasonable tourism but still it is poor and
having low tourism because of political issues like the
people who are non Arabic have to bring legal passport with
them with visa as well as return ticket

Cont…
• These policies should be set up by the government.
Tourism also helps in poverty reduction and puts full
pressure on fair trade which clearly reflects a link
between two fields. To understand more example of UK
can be taken in this report. UK was not included in the
European Union. Political change affected tourism
industry widely. Visitors of Europeans in UK were more
than any other visits in the rest of the world.

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