Tourism: market research reports

... significant opportunities to explore, such as eco-product offerings, but also some important threats such as Sabre’s reliance on the North American market, its American Airlines litigation, and the emergence of direct connections. Euromonitor International’s Sabre ...  |  read more...

... market outlooks for the accommodation industry in France Summary France hotel industry continued its growth trend which started in 2010 following the global financial crisis. The recovery, driven by the strong performance of the luxury ...  |  read more...

... market outlooks for the tourism industry in France Summary France is the world’s leading tourist destination, visited by millions of international tourists in 2011. Directly and indirectly, the tourism industry employs around XX of the ...  |  read more...

... Its medical tourism market is expected to grow with a CAGR of 9% for the period of 2012 – 2015. Philippines have a cost advantage of 50% to 70% compared to USA countries. Government of ...  |  read more...

... demystify ancillary fees and provide travel professionals with information they need to manage this growing slice of business travel spending. The study categorizes virtually all the ancillary fees that business travelers can incur through airline, ...  |  read more...

... and North America. The report examines how best to maximise returns in the Thai tourism market, while minimising investment risk and also explores the impact of the increasingly precarious-looking external macroeconomic environment on the Thai ...  |  read more...

... food and beverage outlets and certain attractions); indirect receipts of suppliers to the tourism industry; and induced receipts (spending by employees of the tourism industry and its suppliers). Tourism is therefore a vital component of ...  |  read more...

... Brazil, Russia) saw the fastest growth and were driven by the emergence of a greater middle class in those countries. In 2011, France was expected to remain the world’s number one tourist destination in terms ...  |  read more...

... second half of 2011. Job instability forced some consumers to reduce unnecessary spending, such as travel. Hence, the growth in departures slowed in 2011. However, the increasing promotion of the country’s hugely diverse tourism offer, ...  |  read more...

... in 2011. Between January and March, visitor arrivals grew by 9.5% year-on-year (y-o-y) to 1.9mn. Growth was particularly strong in March, when arrivals grew by 13.2% y-o-y. Foreign exchange earnings grew by an impressive 42% ...  |  read more...

... other Gulf tourist destinations, as well as the fact that the country still needs to invest to improve infrastructure and develop a wider range of tourism facilities. The report also analyses the growth and risk ...  |  read more...

... visitor arrivals to Beijing grew by an impressive 30% year-on-year (y-o-y) in February 2012, totalling 262,000 arrivals. With Beijing the main entry hub for mainland China, this may act as a proxy for overall mainland ...  |  read more...