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Youth Travel Market - International

DateOct, 2006
Pages57
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Abstract:
Countries covered: Global

The economic impact of youth travel is often underestimated. Youth expenditure is more likely to benefit local economies, given that travellers in this market segment are more inclined to travel off the beaten track and, therefore, to spend in non-tourist areas.

Young people are generally more adventurous than older travellers, and therefore play a crucial role in the development of a destination’s tourism product. Studies also show that once a young person becomes an avid traveller, he or she carries this throughout their lifetime.

This report examines key trends and changes that have occurred in the global youth travel market, with an emphasis on young people’s tourism behaviour and habits.



Table of contents:
INTRODUCTION


DATA SOURCES


BACKGROUND AND DEFINITION


MARKET FACTORS
POPULATION CHANGES IN THE DEVELOPED WORLD
Figure 1: Mid-year youth population (aged 15-34) in the world, more developed and less developed countries, 2000-20
Figure 2: Median age in countries that are major sources for the youth travel market, 2000-20
Figure 3: Fertility rates in the world, more developed and less developed countries, 2000-20
INCREASING NUMBERS IN TERTIARY EDUCATION
Figure 4: Enrolments in tertiary education, by selected countries, 2000, 2002 and 2004
UNIVERSITY FEES ON THE RISE
THE INCREASE IN ‘WORKING HOLIDAYS’
DEREGULATION OF THE SKIES
THE INTERNET AS A TRAVEL PLANNING TOOL


MARKET SIZE AND SEGMENTATION
ORGANISED YOUTH TRAVEL
INDEPENDENT YOUTH TRAVEL


MARKET CHARACTERISTICS
DEMOGRAPHICS
Figure 5: Age groups - global, December 2004
Figure 6: Top seven responding countries - global, December 2004

PRE-TRIP PLANNING AND BOOKING METHODS
Figure 7: Pre-travel information - global, December 2004
Figure 8: Booking methods - global, December 2004

DESTINATIONS
TRANSPORT
ACCOMMODATION
Figure 9: Hostel influences - global, December 2004
MOTIVATORS AND ATTITUDES
Figure 10: Travel motivations - global, December 2004
EXPENDITURE


GAP YEAR TOURISM


STUDY TOURISM


INTERNATIONAL TRADE ORGANISATIONS AND COMPANIES
TRADE ORGANISATIONS
The Federation of International Youth Travel Organisations (FIYTO)
The International Student Travel Confederation (ISTC)
The Student and Youth Travel Association (SYTA)
COMPANIES
Casterbridge Tours
Hong Kong Student Travel Ltd (HKST)
STA Travel
Travel Cuts
Work & Travel Company (WTC)

CASE STUDIES
BACKPACKERS IN AUSTRALIA
THE UK, FRANCE AND GERMANY
HOLIDAYS TAKEN IN THE LAST 12 MONTHS
Figure 11: Holidays taken in the last 12 months, 2001-05
MULTIPLES HOLIDAYS - OUTBOUND AND DOMESTIC
Figure 12: Number of holidays taken, 2005
SEASONALITY
Figure 13: Starting month for the last holiday, 2001-05
UK TRAVELLERS - DEMOGRAPHICS
Figure 14: Holidays taken in the last 12 months by UK residents, by gender, age, household income and working status, 2005
GERMAN TRAVELLERS - DEMOGRAPHICS
Figure 15: Holidays taken in the last 12 months by German residents, by gender, age, household income and working status, 2005
FRENCH TRAVELLERS - DEMOGRAPHICS
Figure 16: Holidays taken in the last 12 months by French residents, by gender, age, household income and working status, 2005

NATIONAL YOUTH COMMISSION TAIWAN - ‘LET’S BE FRIENDS’ STRATEGY


OUTLOOK


INDEX TO TRAVEL & TOURISM ANALYST
Index grouped by geographic area


INDEX TO TTI DESTINATION REPORTS 1993-2006
Country reports
City reports


SPECIAL REPORTS INDEX
2003
2004
2005
2006





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