The Economic Effects Tourism Has on New Zealand

The greater the consumers want to travel, when the distance between the resort and the place of residence is near. The development of tourism cannot take place without transport service. Therefore, whenever traffic can be divided into essential users and tourist traffic, holidaymakers and tourist should be dumped on surplus capacity at substantially reduced fares. Both nationally and internationally must be recognized by tourist trade as a great economic and social value to the community. Workers and family are becoming more recognized for the social benefits of vacation not only by the experts also by the holiday-taking public themselves who has essential part of modern living.

In recent years, tourism marketing has gone through strategic changes with the improvement in new technologies, the chase of a relationship between customers and suppliers as well as the importance of sustainability issues in marketing. Marketing Tourism reconsiders the needs of the tourists but does not overlook on the long term economic, environmental, social and cultural interests of the local population. So, it means that marketing consider both the tourist demand and effect to society as

Thus, stabilising influence to the extent of welfare benefits. Second, tourism has significant backward linkage, meaning that an increase in the tourism expansion has great potential to expand output which correlated to the tourism industry. (Rupa, 2009, p. 128-129). Tourism is an important economic activity in Singapore. The Singapore’s government is thus must give an obligation to its tourism in order to facilitate development, international tourism and a sustainable economic growth.

(Holloway, J. Christopher, 1985: 223)  It have role in the national integration and cultural and natural environment preservation. Also adds to the continued existence of the arts forms, crafts and culture  The spill over of the tourism sector into the rest of the economy is a positive externality and may lead to higher productivity in the economy as a whole and serve as a catalyst for growth in other sectors (Feder, 1982: 59- 73). Thus the tourism development provides a balanced development of the economy as a magic pentagon. The five points of the pentagon are: economic health, optimum satisfaction of guest requirements, healthy culture, unspoilt nature/ protection of resources and subjective well-being (Muller, 1994). The aim is to expand tourism by which no one point in the pentagon outweighs.so we can say that tourism become an instrument for sustainable human development by incorporating poverty alleviation, environmental regeneration ,Job creation and advancement of women and other disadvantaged

unfortunately larger more developed countries have the upper hand due to large amounts of capital that can be invested to create secondary resources and improve access to primary resources. Less economically developed countries now wish to become a large part of this industry and therefore improve there economy. In recent years many previously unused areas have become tourist honey pots either due to there spectacular scenery and culture or due to relaxed government legislation. In this essay I will show both benefits and costs that can come from tourism in Ledc's using a wide variety of examples and techniques. My aim is to prove that tourism has as many drawbacks as benefits and cannot be solely relied upon for economic stability.

Conservation initiatives must be supported financially as well as empowerment and contribution of locals as a concerted project (Davis 2007). Simply put it, both the environment and the local community benefits from this simple concept. Protection and conservation of the natural landscape is the main goal of ecotourism as well as attracting tourists. It also represents the flow of tourism and economy status of a community (Tory 2010). Even though eco-tourism itself is based on an ideal concept and potentially able to help the environment, it is still highly controversial as in whether it is worth sacrificing all the natural resources which we take for granted and make room just for the sake of tourism.

With one of the world’s most unique island experiences, a lot of tourists access to Fraser Island. Tourism brings a lot of benefit to the economics of this Island, but it also makes some sustainability issues to the island operation. This report will be analysis the basic principles of sustainable tourism development and the economic, social, and environment impacts resulting from tourism development. Also it will be analysis the sustainability issue that facing to operation. The issue of Social, environment and economic aspects will be affecting the development of Fraser Island in the future.

As a result, the hotel chains will be burdened with immense loss of economic profit. Conclusion In conclusion, outsourcing or having business without owning the building is attracting more businesses and hotels. This practices is easy to be implemented, lower risk and does not need large investment. The main benefit from outsourcing is making more profit as the flexibility of starting a new hotel at many location and less investment. However, it is difficult for hotel chains to maintain the quality as the businesses only focus on profit instead of quality.

It is assigned to source such feature as limited-scale, low-impact, community-based and raised-awareness or education and is frequently presented as the exact opposite of mass tourism. Rather than being uncritically damning of mass tourism, this recognizes that both alternative and mass tourism have their roles to play in the social and environmental stabilizing of tourism. For instance, a good deal of social tourism would be more compatible with mass tourism as the equity requirements of this sector call for accommodating and serving large volumes of people. Additionally, in some instances mass tourism can be more appropriate and sustainable than alternative tourism as it occurs in already developed areas with existing infrastructure to cater for tourists whereas eco-tourists are attracted to fragile, pristine environments where even their smaller numbers may have significant negative environmental impacts. 2.

The locals of any tourist destination play an important role in the expansion of the tourism product, Not only will the development benefit the island economically, socially and culturally, it will also benefit the locals. As well as the fact that the importance of the locals to the expansion is a vital in creating a sustainable tourism product. The expansion a tourism product will not only generate foreign currency and revenue but it would create jobs, develop infrastructure and improve the production and performance of the island. But what role does the local Antiguans play in the expansion of their islands tourism product? They are able to give their creative consultations, as well as play a more in-depth part in the expansion and they