HTT 202 Lecture Notes - Lecture 13: North American Free Trade Agreement, Rome, New York
6 Oct 2015
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One of the most profound shifts that is coming is that by 2020, asia will represent one-third of global travel spending. The aging populations will bring about a number of significant changes in the choice of destinations and in the travel behaviour of individuals. Overall growth and development perceived to be desirable. Decline in the role of the nations: the rise of city state. New borderless europe: the effective elimination of borders will greatly faciliatate travel flows. However, it will greatly reduce national distinctiveness and thus the appeal of a particular country as a unique travel destination. European integration is to arrive at common standards, a common currency, and a more common political system. City states are rising in importance as competitive tourism destinations. These destinations may become focal points both for economic development and for individual identity: such cities like.
