Johnny Ch Lok

Macro Or Micro Economic Measurement To Consumer Behaviors Johnny Ch Lok

Informal economic solves poverty influences tourism industry development challengeWhy does the country's poor economic environment and poverty influence tourism industry development? It is one issue that governments, tourism organizations need to consider: Can tourism work as a tool to overcome poverty? Some economists believe that it has the relationship between poverty and tourism. Can travelling strategy solve poverty to the country? If the county had many poor people, e.g. unemployed people number is increasing, they lose jobs to do in long time in society, even some employed people their incomes are less. In this social poverty situation, whether country's tourism strategy can assist its economic development in success. In fact, any country's poverty will influence itself cotizen's travelling consumption desires, because travelling is not essential need, it is only entertainment ( non-essential) need to any one. In the past, it is only richh people's entertainment because in general, air ticket prices are expensive and any tourism packages arrangement services are also expensive. So, the past tourism attraction is vey low. It only attracts to the rich people to seek this kind of relax activity, such as ( catching air plane to fly to other countries to travel). But, nowadays, some many poverty people living countries, such as India, China, Korea, Africa. Although their countries encourage tourism industry continue develop, but due to many people are poverty reason, they can not real encourage tourism industry development easily. So, the improving poverty strategies to provide economic and other benefits is needed to these poverty countries. I shall indicate the strategy focus on these several aspects: Economic benefits, e.g. expansion of employment and wages through job creation and training for the poor. Explansion of business opportunities for the poor through entrepreneurial opportunities, e.g. donations, lease fees assistance, non-cash livelihood benefits, include capacity building, training and empowerment, mitigation of environmental impacts of tourism on the poor. Equitable management of resources between tourists and local people. Improved access to services, policy, process and participation includes supportive policy framworks at the national and local level that enable participation by the poor. Increased participation by the poor in decision-making.