Role of Government in Travel and Tourism Business in UK and China

This presentation discusses the role of government in the travel and tourism business in the UK and China. It explores the government's support through policies, regulations, and sponsorship bodies. The presentation also highlights the impact of government policies on the success of the travel and tourism sector.

TRAVEL AND TOURISM SECTOR
(TASK 2)

INTRODUCTION
In the present power point presentation is about role of government in
travel and tourism business of UK as well as china. Further, it
includes about success of business with the help of government
intervention. Government play major role in tourism business.

GOVERNMENT TOURISM IN UK AND CHINA
The function of government is play very important role in TUI Group
business.
In this context, government provide some policies, rules and
regulations to support the business.
It makes competitive advantage for cited firm to grow organization
in different nations.
Below are the functions of government which are considered in
growth of business:
Direct
Indirect

GOVERNMENT SPONSORED ORGANIZATION IN UK AND
CHINA
Government sponsored bodies: he main role of government sponsored
bodies is to promote travel and tourism business. With the help of
this, company can achieve various advantages. In this context,
government provide support to TUI Group for expanding their
business.

GOVERNMENT POLICIES RELATED TO TOURISM IN UK
AND CHINA
 Planning to minimize negative impact of tourism: Government
make some policies and laws such as export-import polices and
excise duty, etc. On the basis of these regulations cited firm of UK
can promote their services and they plan for minimize negative
impact. Further, organization can easily create positive impact on
the customers. As compare to this, China government not make pre
plan for reducing risks. They only take decisions on the spot.
 Economic policy: Travel and tourism are related with the economic
activities of country.
 Political change: Political changes also function of government
which either increase or decrease country's attractiveness for TUI
Group.

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 Planning to minimize negative impact of tourism: Government
also play role in to planning for development of country. In this
context, they try to minimize the negative effects from tourism
sectors so that TUI Group can easily perform their operations in
nations.

GOVERNMENT POLICIES- SUCCESS OF TRAVEL AND
TOURISM
There are various ways through which economic policy of local and
national area influence the success of tourism sector.
In this context, GDP plays a major role in growth of the country.
Local and national economic policy directly and indirectly affects the
TUI Group.
Below are such factors of local and national economic policy which
make success of travel and tourism sector:
Local: In local level, economic policy influences the success of
travel and tourism sector. National economic policy helps to
determine how to reach success of the business through various
functions.
Regional: According to regional level, TUI Group will be able make
relations with other regional areas. Cited business can promote their
functions with operating various functions in different areas.

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 National: At the national level, TUI Group has various advantages.
In this context, organization able to gain foreign currency,
knowledge of other nations and many more things.

CONCLUSION
From the above presentation it can be concluded that different
government policies are affect to the travel business. In this
context, UK and China government make their different rules to
achieve competitive advantage. Further, in success of every
tourism industry various factors affect to enterprise such as local,
regional and national levels.

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