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Trends in International and Regional Passenger Travel Inter-Regional Travel and Local Development Alan E. Pisarski
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What we are going to talk about Some definitions of Tourism and Tourists World Tourism Trends World Travel and the US US Domestic Tourism Future Growth Factors Impacts
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What is a tourist? UN/WTO definition persons traveling outside their usual environment for less than a year for activities not remunerated at the destination
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Say that again! Outside usual environment - not local Less than one year - not an immigrant Unremunerated - not a traveling worker Think of link to balance of Payments
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Tourists are a special case of Travelers Excludes Refugees, Nomads, Diplomats Tourists are overnight visitors Visitors include overnight and same-day visitors We are actually interested in Visitors
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WORLD TOURISM IS BIG! Biggest Industry in the World? Probably! Tremendous Growth > 4%/year 2020 International Visitors - 1.6 Billion 2020 International Receipts - $2 Trillion YET TRIVIAL NEXT TO DOMESTIC
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World Trends - WTO millions of international visitors
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US is dominant destination in World # 1 in Foreign receipts, 16% of world # 2 or 3 in Number of Visitors France and Spain are other Leaders Approaching 50 million Visitors Approaching $100 billion in Receipts
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Long Term US Visitor Trends
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Big Payoffs from Foreign Visitors Trade surplus since ‘89; peaked at $26 b in ‘96 Largest service export, $91 billion in revenues ‘98 Ahead of agriculture, chemicals and vehicles 15.4 nights and $1569 in spending per overseas visitor (think $100/day)
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Balance of Payments Trends
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1998 VISITOR SHARES
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Overseas visitor use our transport system
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TRIP PURPOSES COMPARED
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ATS BASIC DATA-BTS
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THE MODES HAVE DIFFERENT PURPOSES
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Business is a different modal world
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MODES HAVE DIFFERENT DISTANCE ROLES
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DISTANCES DON’T VARY MUCH BY PURPOSE
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TRIPS & DISTANCE PERCENT TRIPS VS PERCENT MILES BY DISTANCE RANGE
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WOMEN STILL TRAVEL LESS
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Rates of Growth Approx Equal at About 60% but,Black, Hispanic Rate of 1995 Still Below White Rate of 1997
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THE OLDER FOLKS LEAD TRIPS/CAPITA
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Revenue per psgr mile trends (cents/psgr mile)
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WHERE IS THE GROWTH IN PASSENGER MILES? (Billions of Psgr miles)
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Growth in long distance travel and related factors - BTS
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A Sense of Scale Int’l: 15 days (est) x 50 million Domestic: 4 trips x 4.3 days x 275 million Local: 4 trips x 365 days x 275 million
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CALIFORNIA ANNUAL VISITOR FLOWS - 95BTS
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OVERSEAS VISITORS MAIN POINTS OF ENTRY
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California’s Tourism Role 20th in per capita travel #1 in intrastate travel #1 in outbound travel #2 in inbound travel #39 in thru travel # 1 in total domestic long distance travel #2 in visits by Overseas visitors
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What’s next? Major world destination; visitors & revs. High travel propensity industrial structure Highly dispersed population High travel propensity population –age –discretionary income & time –linkages to world
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