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The Future of Travel & Tourism in Light of September 11, 2001 Graham Wason Vice President, Strategy & Development.

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2 The Future of Travel & Tourism in Light of September 11, 2001 Graham Wason Vice President, Strategy & Development

3 Agenda n Overview of the Impacts n Implications on the Future n Role of Industry and Government

4 n 35% Reduction in US Revenue Passenger Kilometers (IATA) n 20 - 25% Reduction in Rest of the World Traffic (IATA) n 40 - 50% Empty Capacity n US Airlines Cut 97,000 Jobs Impact on Demand

5 “September was the worst month in the history of the business….. …..occupancies and room rates drastically reduced, as much as 50% to 60%” Bill Marriott Chairman & CEO Marriott International, Inc. & Member of WTTC

6 n Corp. Travel Demand: Expected 50% Decline to January 2002 (TBR) n Global Air Traffic: Expected 10% Decline in 2002 (Merrill Lynch) n 1.5% Decline in 1991 Due to Gulf War & Weak Economy (Merrill Lynch) Impact on Demand

7 n Worldwide Airlines: 131,190 Jobs n Postponed Airport / Infrastructure Development Projects in 2002 n Demand for New Aircraft Evaporated for 2003 and 2004 Impacts on Industry

8 WTTC Benchmark 10% Reduction in Travel & Tourism Demand United States: - 1.8% of total GDP - 1.1 Million Jobs European Union: - 1.9% of total GDP - 1.2 Million Jobs World: - 1.7% of total GDP - 8.8 Million Jobs

9 n Increased Costs n US Government Rescue Package n Psychological Damage to Traveller n Structural Changes to Infrastructure n Effective Communication of Safety and Security Enhancements Implications for the Industry

10 n Improve Measurement Tools n Unite Industry Participants n Harmonise International Safety and Security Measures n Co-ordinate our Messages Need for Action

11 n Leading International Travel & Tourism Associations n Calling on Governments to: u Harmonize International Safety and Security u Restore Consumer Confidence u Join Public/Private Partnerships Global Coalition

12 Travel & Tourism Global Economic Impact of Travel & Tourism Year 2001: 10% GDP 207 million jobs Year 2011: 11% GDP 260 million jobs

13 Bulgaria Economic Impact of Travel & Tourism by 2011 BGN4,852 Million 9.7% total GDP 220,000 jobs 7.6% total Employment

14 If travel & tourism in Bulgaria grows at the same rate of growth as the European Union 182,000 additional jobs will be created by 2011. WTTC

15 n A political engine n A supportive regulatory framework n Public Private Partnerships Long Term Planning

16 n Vision the future for travel and tourism - a future for everyone n Measure and promote the economic importance of travel and tourism n Communicate a positive image of the industry as a provider of jobs and career opportunities Seven Strategic Priorities

17 n Encourage free access, open markets, open skies and the removal of barriers to growth n Match infrastructure development and customer demand Seven Strategic Priorities

18 n Facilitate access to capital resources and technological advancement n Promote responsibility in natural, social and cultural environments. Seven Strategic Priorities

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