A Literature Review: The Economic Impact of UK Tourism and Hospitality
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This literature review examines the economic impact of tourism and hospitality in the UK, drawing on three articles. The first article highlights tourism's role in job creation, infrastructure development, and overall economic growth, noting its contribution of approximately £106 billion annually and employing over 2 million people. The second article focuses on the relationship between sports and tourism, particularly the growth of golf and ski tourism, as well as the increasing importance of sports events in promoting travel and tourism. It emphasizes the need for investment and public-private partnerships to support these events. The third article discusses the economic contribution of the UK hospitality sector, noting its provision of over 2.5 million jobs, generating over £90 billion in annual revenue, and contributing significantly to the UK government's tax revenue. It predicts further growth in the hospitality sector and increased government spending to attract more inbound tourists. Desklib provides access to similar solved assignments for students.
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