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Global Briefing

Impact of Middle East Turmoil on Travel and Tourism

Sep 2011

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About this Report

About this Report

Following the economic downturn which affected almost all markets in the Middle East, 2011 also brought a "double dip" to the region's tourism industry. The "Arab Spring" saw several markets, such as Egypt, Libya, Tunisia, Yemen and Syria, suffer greatly from the impact of revolutions and a prevalent lack of safety or security. Meanwhile, some of the safer markets, like Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Qatar and Saudi Arabia, seem to have taken advantage and managed to lure tourists back.

What this report includes

  • Up-to-the minute analysis of the latest trends in the industry
  • New product development, forecasts and other themes
  • Unique graphics and illustrated case studies
  • Most recent brand and company news
  • New insight into the size and shape of the market

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  • Clear, concise powerpoint format makes it easy to digest
  • Leading industry opinion keeps you abreast of latest news and trends
  • Forward-looking outlook on a category, market or issue affecting the industry
  • Latest five year forecasts assess how the market is predicted to develop
  • Understand the competitive environment, the leading players and brands

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Table of Contents

Table of Contents

Introduction

Scope

  • Introduction

introduction

Key findings

  • introduction

Middle East Economic Development

Economic SWOT

  • Middle East Economic Development

GDP growth picks up in 2010, before slowing down again

  • Middle East Economic Development

The Arab Spring puts pressure on GDP growth

  • Middle East Economic Development

Winners and losers emerge

  • Middle East Economic Development

"Losers": the most affected markets

  • Middle East Economic Development

"Winners": resilient markets benefiting from the crisis

  • Middle East Economic Development

Key source markets for tourism

  • Middle East Economic Development

Tourism Performance

Despite current threats, opportunities remain

  • Tourism Performance

Double dip in tourism arrivals to the Middle East

  • Tourism Performance

Core markets' uneven growth prospects

  • Tourism Performance

Abu Dhabi and Dubai remain the most promising markets

  • Tourism Performance

National strategies of key destinations in the region

  • Tourism Performance

Business is back, but for how long?

  • Tourism Performance

Some key outbound markets remain unaffected

  • Tourism Performance

Tunisia and Egypt suffer in 2011

  • Tourism Performance

Turkey takes advantage of crisis

  • Tourism Performance

New Trends and the Turmoil

The internet revolution

  • New Trends and the Turmoil

Cruising market affected in Egypt

  • New Trends and the Turmoil

Sports tourism under threat?

  • New Trends and the Turmoil

Medical tourism a key area for growth

  • New Trends and the Turmoil

Health and wellness tourism potential

  • New Trends and the Turmoil

Impact on Air Travel

Airlines face challenges despite continued traffic growth

  • Impact on Air Travel

Air transportation value sales growth slowdown

  • Impact on Air Travel

IATA revises forecasts down

  • Impact on Air Travel

Key markets continue to drive growth

  • Impact on Air Travel

Dubai remains the main transportation hub

  • Impact on Air Travel

Large airlines continue growing, smaller ones struggle

  • Impact on Air Travel

Bankruptcies threaten new private airlines

  • Impact on Air Travel

Impact on Hotels

H otel hub surviving the turmoil?

  • Impact on Hotels

Revenues affected by the regional turmoil

  • Impact on Hotels

Key performance indicators expected to weaken

  • Impact on Hotels

Threat of oversupply

  • Impact on Hotels

Luxury bouncing back

  • Impact on Hotels

Budget still lags behind

  • Impact on Hotels

Region remains a major growth area

  • Impact on Hotels

International chains lead the way

  • Impact on Hotels

Impact on Travel Retail

Travel retailers suffer less, but need to improve their strategies

  • Impact on Travel Retail

Travel retail benefits from positive growth in outbound travel

  • Impact on Travel Retail

Online grows faster beyond 2011

  • Impact on Travel Retail

Emirates Group, a leader across sectors

  • Impact on Travel Retail

Arab Spring brings more misery to global travel retailers

  • Impact on Travel Retail

Report Definitions

Definitions

  • Report Definitions

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