Turism

People in the Western world travel more and more and go on shorter, more experience-intensive holidays. Holidays have become an essential part of people's identity and daily lives – we define ourselves by our holiday activities and experiences. 
 
 
The tourism and leisure industry is facing a number of challenges, including increasing globalisation and international competition. Consumers are becoming more critical and demanding – they want action-packed holidays. The increased demand for sustainable tourism is balanced by the fact that tourism now accounts for five percent of CO2 emissions.

Business versus holiday tourism

The tourism industry comprises two main business areas: business and holiday tourism.

Business tourism is the industry's fastest growing business area. It covers everything from accommodation, attractions and transportation to marketing, and includes business meetings, international congresses and conferences, exhibitions, trade fairs, study trips and incentive travel. The main objective of business tourism is – business. By way of contrast, the main objectives of holiday tourism are recreation and relaxation. Holiday tourism can be divided into three main areas: coastal tourism, urban tourism and active holidays.

The average duration of holiday trips is decreasing. The ‘new’ tourist wants a quality vacation with nice facilities, perfect weather, delicious food, activities and entertainment. At the same time, holidays should offer a unique and personalised experience, full of surprises. Countries, cities and tourist attractions need to provide an exceptional product, centred on the individual traveller – even if the tourist has purchased a standardised holiday package.

Tourism as a competitive advantage

Ramboll Management's Centre for Experience Economy provides consultancy to the tourism industry on how to develop products and increase competitiveness. Our broad range of tools and expertise can help rethink and develop the industry:

  • Vision and strategy processes for network cooperation 
  • Resource area and industry analyses 
  • E-business analyses and IT consulting 
  • Feasibility studies and development of attractions and experience centres 
  • Business development of chain cooperation 
  • Image analyses of tourist organisations 
  • Scenario analysis of business development 
  • Demand analyses regarding holidays
  • Cost-benefit analyses in the EU format (for seeking EU funds)
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