Tourism Market Size & Share, by Type (Domestic, International); Purpose (Adventure, Business, Medical, Conference or Seminar, Religious, Educational) - Global Supply & Demand Analysis, Growth Forecasts, Statistics Report 2023-2035

Growth Drivers

• Increasing Preference for Experiential Tours, Especially Among Millennials – The millennials are more attracted to experiential tours to experience the hotels, resorts, culture, and luxury. These tours are reasonable for what the company offers which includes all the facilities such as food, accommodation, and entertainment. Experiential tours can be on trains, ships, planes, or in territorial hotels. The expenditure on experiential tours as per 2022 estimations was more than 30% of 2019 statistics with 33% of spending on recreational activities.

• Increasing Per Capita Income of the People in Low and Middle-Income Countries - Increasing per capita income across the globe is leading people to spend more for their recreational activities. For instance, the global GDP growth for the year 2022 was estimated to reach approximately 3%.

• Growing Trend of Sustainable Tourism Owing to Increasing Concern of People About the Environment - As travelers strive to reduce the environmental impact of tourism, in such case, sustainable tourism has emerged as a growing trend. In 2021, the growth in the figure of people exploring sustainable travel options reached above 70%.

• Surge in Socio-Economic Growth with Rising Number of Students Studying Abroad – Socio-economic growth is a procedure that focuses on social power in exact correlation to cultural level rises. Therefore, the relevance of tourism to socio-economic development and growth with an escalating number of national and foreign destinations is quite significant. According to the data released by the World Bank, in 2019, the number of arrivals in international tourism around the globe reached 2.4 billion.

• Escalating Trend of Low-Cost Carriers (LCCs) as People are More Inclined Towards Low-Budget Travelling - Low-cost carriers are mainly cheap as compared to traditional airlines. As a result, people are more inclined to travel via these carriers to cut the cost of traveling. So far, LCC seat share on intra-European routes has increased throughout 2022. It is nearly 52% in the second week of April 2022, contrasted to 45% in the same week in 2019.

Challenges

• Outbreak of Fatal Diseases Such as Swine Flu, COVID-19, and Ebola

The rise of communicable diseases such as COVID-19, flu, and Ebola adversely affects the healthcare infrastructure of the world. The economy, socio-political and cultural environment was equally affected during the COVID-19 pandemic. The occurrence of swine flu killed between 800 to 1.5 billion. COVID-19 had more than 10% of infected cases be fatal. Also, it is discovered that migrants carried most of the infections. So, to cut off the spread government ceased all means of traveling which hinders the market growth.

• Rising Natural Disasters Destroying the Economic Status of People

• Surging Geopolitical Tension Across the World

The global tourism industry market is segmented and analyzed for demand and supply by purpose into adventure tourism, business, medical, conference or seminar, religious, educational tourism, and others. Out of these sub-segments, the medical segment is expected to obtain the highest share over the forecast period owing to the improvement, and restoration of tourists’ health through cost-effective healthcare facilities, the presence of skilled and experienced professionals, easy availability of infrastructure and medical equipment, and better treatment options available in other countries. For instance, the Australian government is estimated to spend over USD 100 billion in 2022–2023 to strengthen the nation's healthcare system.