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Factors Affecting the Travel
and Tourism Industry 1
BTEC National Travel and
Tourism
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What Factors Are Involved?
(Week 1 in Bold)
Changes in
destination:
growth and
decline
Customer
types: more
market
segmentation
Length of
stay: a more
flexible
industry
Variety of
things to do:
adventure,
sport, activity
Political
aspects: the
War on
Terror, safety
and health
Technological:
growth of e-
commerce and
new
transportation
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Changes in Destination
 Choice of places visited for holiday or
leisure change over time
 Some destinations become
unfashionable
 Others fall into decline through under-
investment and unpopularity
 New ones emerge through planning and
changes in society
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Customer Types
Greater use of market segmentation in
industry had led to focus on more
varied customer groups:
 Leisure customers
 Business customers
 Independent travellers
 Package holidaymakers
 Age-specific groups
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Length of Stay
The industry has become more
responsive to customers demand for
flexibility:
 Choice of shorter breaks
 More serial holidaymakers (multiple
breaks)
 Long holidays taken in career breaks
 More firms adopting flexible working
patterns
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Variety of Things to Do
Social factors such as demographic
change and trends to healthier
lifestyles have encouraged:
 Adventure holidays
 Leisure and activity-related breaks
 Extreme and risk sports holidays
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Variety of Things to Do
Social factors such as demographic
change and trends to healthier
lifestyles have encouraged:
 Adventure holidays
 Leisure and activity-related breaks
 Extreme and risk sports holidays

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  • 1. http://www.bized.co.uk Copyright 2003 Biz/ed Factors Affecting the Travel and Tourism Industry 1 BTEC National Travel and Tourism
  • 2. http://www.bized.co.uk Copyright 2003 Biz/ed What Factors Are Involved? (Week 1 in Bold) Changes in destination: growth and decline Customer types: more market segmentation Length of stay: a more flexible industry Variety of things to do: adventure, sport, activity Political aspects: the War on Terror, safety and health Technological: growth of e- commerce and new transportation
  • 3. http://www.bized.co.uk Copyright 2003 Biz/ed Changes in Destination Choice of places visited for holiday or leisure change over time Some destinations become unfashionable Others fall into decline through under- investment and unpopularity New ones emerge through planning and changes in society
  • 4. http://www.bized.co.uk Copyright 2003 Biz/ed Customer Types Greater use of market segmentation in industry had led to focus on more varied customer groups: Leisure customers Business customers Independent travellers Package holidaymakers Age-specific groups
  • 5. http://www.bized.co.uk Copyright 2003 Biz/ed Length of Stay The industry has become more responsive to customers demand for flexibility: Choice of shorter breaks More serial holidaymakers (multiple breaks) Long holidays taken in career breaks More firms adopting flexible working patterns
  • 6. http://www.bized.co.uk Copyright 2003 Biz/ed Variety of Things to Do Social factors such as demographic change and trends to healthier lifestyles have encouraged: Adventure holidays Leisure and activity-related breaks Extreme and risk sports holidays
  • 7. http://www.bized.co.uk Copyright 2003 Biz/ed Variety of Things to Do Social factors such as demographic change and trends to healthier lifestyles have encouraged: Adventure holidays Leisure and activity-related breaks Extreme and risk sports holidays