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Jean-Claude Baumgarten President World Travel & Tourism Council

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  • Jean-Claude BaumgartenPresident

    World Travel & Tourism Council

  • * WTTC * Global Overview* Travel & Tourism Growth* Global Trends* Important Considerations* Questions & Answers

    Global Perspective

  • * WTTC * Global Overview* Travel & Tourism Growth* Global Trends* Important Considerations* Questions & Answers

    Global Perspective

  • Abercrombie & Kent Accor

    American AirlinesAmerican Express

    Avis, Inc.British Airways plc

    Canadian Pacific Hotels CorporationDelta Air Lines

    East Japan Railway CompanyHertzIberia

    Regent International Hotels The Promus Companies

    Thrifty Rent-a-CarUnited Airlines

    Westin Hotels & Resorts

    Founding Members

  • WTTC PurposeTo raise awareness of the importance of Travel & Tourism and to work with governments to realise the full potential of the industry in creating sustainable wealth and jobs.

    Purpose

  • Visitor arrivals

    vs. Economic

    impact

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  • Travel & Tourism buried in

    other industry accounts

    In economic terms…..

  • Based on United Nations TSA Framework WTTC Simulated TSA - For 16 Years Year on Year research for 176 countriesTravel & Tourism Economy contribution Constructed from international data sourcesCompare Apples with Apples

    Simulated Tourism Satellite Accounting…

  • WTTC introduction of Travel &

    Tourism Economy Concept

    Raising Awareness

  • Regional Initiatives

    Working with governments

    APEC: WTTC advises APEC on Travel & TourismChina: Building relations with industry & governmentEuropean Union: Informal advisors to EC President India: 25 Members, strong government relations achieved real change with Prime Minister and the entire Cabinet Middle East: 10 Members strong, building toward Global Travel & Tourism Summit, Dubai 2008

  • Working with governments

  • * WTTC * Global Overview* Travel & Tourism Growth* Travel & Tourism Trends* Important Considerations* Questions & Answers

    Global Perspective

  • Robust global growth to continue…

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    Global Overview…

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  • The major stories: the rise of the MiddleEast…

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    Global Overview…

  • * WTTC * Global Overview* Travel & Tourism Growth* Global Trends* Important Considerations* Questions & Answers

    Global Perspective

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    Ten Year 2007 2006

    2006 saw further broad-based strength in the tourism economy. In 2007, growth is not expected to be quite so dynamic as in 2006 as growth moves generally closer to the trend rates embodied in the 10-year annualized forecast.

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    Mexico 4.8United States 3.6Canada 3.4

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    Romania 6.9Latvia 6.5Lithuania 6.0Estonia 5.5Slovakia 5.5Czech Republic 5.3Bulgaria 4.5Hungary 4.5Luxembourg 4.1Poland 4.1Greece 4.0Slovenia 3.9Cyprus 3.9Ireland 3.7Malta 3.7Portugal 3.2Finland 3.2United Kingdom 3.1Belgium 3.0Germany 2.9Spain 2.9France 2.8Sweden 2.8Denmark 2.0Austria 1.9Netherlands 1.8Italy 1.3

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    China 8.3Hong Kong 7.0Korea, Republic 5.1Macau 5.0Chinese Taipei 3.8Japan 2.8

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    Vietnam 6.9Malaysia 6.5Laos 6.3Cambodia 5.6Indonesia 5.3Thailand 5.2Philippines 4.7Brunei 4.6Singapore 4.4Burma 4.0Papua NG 2.1

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    India 7.3Nepal 5.9Sri Lanka 5.6Bangladesh 5.5Maldives 5.2Pakistan 4.8

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    Ten Year 2007 2006

    2007 is expected to see an even better performance than last year, as the tourism economy gathers momentum. Growth over the next ten years is expected to average over 7%pa.

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    Ten Year 2007 2006

    2006 was a good year for Japan’s Travel & Tourism economy with most categories exceeding the 10-year forecast. The 2007 forecast is equally positive as rising income levels in Asia boost tourism within the region.

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    Ten Year 2007 2006

    Continuation of extraordinary growth in most categories of tourism activity boosted economy GDP by 15% last year. In 2007, a pick-up in visitor exports –which will be even stronger in 2008, the Olympic year –supports industry GDP growth.

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    Ten Year 2007 2006

    2006 was another good year across the board for US Travel & Tourism despite high gasoline prices. 2007 forecasts are expected to be below this pace, partly reflecting the general slowdown in the US economy.

    United States

  • The Top Ten Lists

  • 2007 - 2017

  • 1 Montenegro 10.12 China 9.13 India 7.94 Croatia 7.85 Congo, Dem Rep 7.86 Vietnam 7.57 Romania 7.48 Namibia 7.19 Hong Kong 7.010 Chad 7.0

    WTTC’s Top Ten Industry Growers - Demand(2008-2017 Annualized Real Growth, Percent)

  • 1 China 3,222,2802 India 2,714,8903 Brazil 1,896,9234 Japan 1,868,8035 Mexico 1,321,6716 US 1,085,7007 Vietnam 890,9168 Pakistan 828,6409 Spain 812,77910 France 808,848

    WTTC’s Top Ten Job Creators(2008-2017 Employment Growth, Jobs)

  • * WTTC * Global Overview* Travel & Tourism Growth* Global Trends* Important Considerations* Questions & Answers

    Global Perspective

  • People

    Global Trends

  • World Population Continues To Grow, But Slower

  • The Number of Children Is Heading Into Decline

  • The World’s Labor Force Peaking Around 2040

  • But The Number of Elderly Exploding - Especially in Asia

  • Sources Of Information Used When Planning Travel

    Sources Of Information Used When Planning Travel

    (Leisure Travelers Who Use Airlines/Hotels, 2007)(Leisure Travelers Who Use Airlines/Hotels, 2007)

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    66%

    23%6%

    Travel agent only

    Internet only

    Travel agent and Internet

    Neither travel agent norInternet

    Source: YPB&R

  • Infrastructure Constraints

    Current Issues

  • September 11, 2001 Spring 2003

    December 26, 2004 September 11, 2007

    Global Change

  • Environment

    Current Issues

  • Policy Messages & Publications

  • The Blueprint for New Tourism

    •Governments recognising Travel & Tourism as a top priority

    •Business Balancing economics with people, culture and environment

    •A shared pursuit of long-term growth and prosperity