1. A CITYTRIP TO LONDON Kai Ovaere, Lennert Vermeulen, Nathalie Demol, Julie Boucquez, Karl Van Nieuwenhove

2. Transport to London  Shuttle  Ferry  TGV  Plane

3. The Shuttle

5. The ferry  90 minutes  Minimum € 29 (Seafrance)  Minimum € 42 (P & O)

6. The Eurostar

8. The Plane

9. The plane

10. The overnight  Hotels  Bed and breakfasts  Appartments  Youth hostels ( = 10 à 12 pound)

11. Eating and drinking  In the city: 20 pound  Paddington: 12 pound  Curry is popular  Popular dishes:  Fish and chips  Breakfast ( = bacon, eggs, toasts, white beans in tomato sauce)

12. Transport in London  The underground  The bus  Cab  Your own car

13. The underground  63 stations  06:30 – 01:00

14. The bus

15. Cab  Minimum 2,20 pound  Dependent of the distance and the minutes

16. London Tower Bridge  Tower Bridge is a combined bascule  Iconic symbol

18. Harrods  Harrods is an upmarket department  The store occupies a 5- acre (20,000 m2) site  Over one million square feet (90,000 m2) of selling space in over 330 departments making it  Biggest department store in Europe.

19. Big Ben  Nickname for the great bell of the Elizabeth Tower  Holds the largest four- faced chiming clock in the world

20. Buckingham palace  Official London residence and principal workplace of the British monarch  Located in the City of Westminster

21. Oxford street  Major thoroughfare in the City of Westminster in the West End of London  Europe's busiest shoppingstreet  As of 2011 it had approximately 300 shops  Oxford Street runs for approximately one and a half miles (two and a half kilometres)

23. London dungeon  Museum that recreates various gory and horrifying historical events in a grimly comedic style.

24. West end  The land of the musical.

25. Regent’s park  One of the most impressive Royal parks in England  Total surface area of 2 km²

26. Imperial war museum  National military museum

27. Wembley  Home of the national team of England  Renovated in 2000

28. Other famous buildings

29. Impact of tourism on economy  Tourism is a major contribution of London’s economy  13 % of London’s workforce is employed because of tourism  Tourism in London generated 490 million dollars of direct economic activity

30. Most visited city in the world  It’s the most visited city by foreigners with 15.6 million international visitors a year  It comes before Bangkok & Paris

31. Tourism spending in London (in thousands)

32. Impact on employment

33. How stimulate tourism?  Public transport they offer  Cable cars over the Thames  They hoped to stimulate it with the Olympics 2012

34. A CITYTRIP TO LONDON Kai Ovaere Lennert Vermeulen Nathalie Demol Julie BoucquezKarl Van Nieuwenhove