Outbound Travel Central and South America

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Outbound Travel Central and South America
Market Report, August 2005, 445 €

Description

About this reportTravel & Tourism Analyst is a bimonthly newsletter providing an examination of the travel industry, sector by sector.
Each issue includes five objective and detailed studies on sectors and issues of interest and importance, across the international tourism industry.Transport - from air transport and car hire, to the cruise industry, rail and coach travelOutbound Markets - detailed profiles of the world's leading tourism origin countriesMarket Segments - key sectors of the travel and tourism industry, ie youth travelAccommodation, Leisure and Theme Parks - the performance of the hotel industry, resorts, timeshare, as well as developments in the attractions marketTravel Distribution and Technology - the travel trade worldwide, including the impact of new technology on travel distribution and marketingFinancial Services - ranging from tourism investment to paying for travelOccasional Studies - other significant issues, such as the role of tourism organisations and the impact of travel on the environment.

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Contents

Introduction

Overview

Figure 1: Outbound travel from South America, 2001-03

Data Sources

Central America

Population profile and outbound travel

Figure 2: Central America, population/GDP/outbound travel, 2003

Unemployment rates

Figure 3: Central America, workforce and unemployment rates by country, 2004

Tourism, employment and destinations overview

Figure 4: Central America, tourism and employment (direct and indirect jobs), projected figures for 2005

Belize

Costa Rica

Panama

El Salvador, Guatemala, Honduras and Nicaragua

Breakdown of Outbound Tourism – Central America

Figure 5: Central America – outbound tourism by country, 1999-2003 – number of visits

South America

Population profile and outbound travel

Figure 6: South America, population/GDP/outbound travel, 2003

Unemployment rates

Figure 7: South America, workforce and unemployment rates, by country, 2004

Tourism and employment

Figure 8: South America, tourism and employment (direct and indirect), projected figures for 2005

Venezuela

Peru

Figure 9: Peru – arrivals from South America's principal source countries for outbound travel, 1999-2003

Ecuador

Breakdown of Outbound Travel – South America

Figure 10: South America – outbound tourism by country, number of visits (in thousands), 1999-2003

Outbound Tourism and Rates of Exchange

Figure 11: Fluctuations in rates of exchange between US dollar and Argentinian, Brazilian, Chilean and Colombian currencies, 1999-2005*

Leading Destinations

Argentina

Figure 12: Argentina – arrivals from Central and South America, 2001-03

Brazil

Figure 13: Brazil – arrivals from Central and South America, 2001-03

Sao Paulo – business centre

Chile

Figure 14: Chile – arrivals from Central and South America, 2001-03

Figure 15: Chile – outbound visits, 2001-03

Colombia

Colombia outbound

Figure 16: Colombia outbound, 2001-03

Inbound Travel to the US

Figure 17: United States – arrivals by origin of country from Central and South America, 2001-03

Tourism Balance – Central and South America

Figure 18: Central and South America – comparing international tourism expenditures with receipts (selected years)

Figure 19: South America – comparing international tourism receipts with expenditures – main source markets for outbound travel, 2001-03

Air Transport

Miami gateway

Argentina

Brazil

Chile

The Role of the Internet

Figure 20: Internet usage in Central/South America, by country

Outlook