The Development of Travel and Tourism

Socio-economic environment for tourism development: - The first change in the socio-economic environment was when the industrial revolution occurred. People move from rural villages to big towns, looking for formal jobs at factories, factories and mines. The whole UK workplace was closed for a week (it was called a wake-up week). They are paid vacation. This is the first big break for most of the workforce.

Experience-type tourism (derived from the word "experience") is considered a "soft" adventure and is the fastest growing field in the world. According to the Adventure Travel Development Index, Adventure Travel has been valued at $ 263 billion and is the most rapidly growing tourism sector that attracts high value added customers, supports the regional economy, encourages sustainable practices It is one. Experienced travelers prefer travel at a deeper level, looking for experience and real connections with local people. The main motivation of travelers is not only to take pictures at new places, but also to have internal experience. Tourists want to learn about not only wanting to know the history of places, but also to learn ways to do new things, to immerse themselves in local cultural activities, and ultimately create eternal memories. Not only that, they may share experiences with friends, family, and social media.

The Travel and Tourism Competitiveness Index (TTCI) in 2015 ranks Brazil 28th in the world, 3rd in the Americas, second only to Canada and the United States. . The main competitive advantage of Brazil is its natural resource ranked first in all countries considered and ranked 23rd due to the large number of its world heritage It is a cultural resource. The TTCI report pointed out the main weaknesses of Brazil: land transportation infrastructure is underdeveloped (116th), road quality is 105th and the country still lacks price competitiveness (114 Fares and airport usage fees, high and high taxes Safety and safety have greatly improved. It ranked 75th in 2011 and 128th in 2008.