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Appendix 11 Table A11.1 On an Employment Scale Which countries are expected to grow their Travel & Tourism Economy Employment the most between 2006 and 2015? Travel & Tourism Economy Employment, 2006–15 (’000 of Jobs) 1. The People’s Republic of China 13,968.7 2. United States 2,440.4 3. Mexico 2,434.3 4. Indonesia 1,838.1 5. India 1,812.2 6. Brazil 1,433.4 7. Spain 1,754.4 8. Pakistan 1,245.0 9. Russian Federation 1,213.7 10. Japan 927.7 Progress and Priorities 2005/06, World Travel & Tourism Council, 2005, www.wttc.travel/bin/pdf/original_pdf_file/ progresspriorities05-06.pdf, last visited on 30 Oct 2007. Table A11.2 On an Employment Scale Country 2003–13 T&T Economy Employment (‘000 of Jobs Created) The People’s Republic of China 11,492.9 Indonesia 4,192.5 Mexico 3,914.1 India 3.845.1 Former Soviet Union 2,221.0 Brazil 1,853.8 United States 1,559.1 Bangladesh 1,103.6 Spain 971.2 Pakistan 967.7 Source: Progress and Priorities 2003–04, World Travel and Tourism Council, 2003, p. 10. Table A11.3 On a Relative Scale Travel & Tourism Economy Employment, 2006–15 (’000 of Jobs) 1. Montenegro 9.9 2. The People’s Republic of China 9.2 3. India 8.6 4. Reunion 8.3 5. Croatia 7.8 6. Sudan 7.7 7. Vietnam 7.7 8. Laos 7.6 9. Czech Republic 7.5 10. Guadeloupe 7.2 Progress and Priorities 2006/07, World Travel & Tourism Council, 2006, www.wttc.travel/bin/pdf/original_pdf_file/ progresspriorities06-07.pdf, last visited on 30 Oct 2007, p.7. Table A11.4 On A Relative Scale. Countries expected to grow their Travel & Tourism Demand most rapidly between 2007 and 2017 are: Travel & Tourism Demand 2007–17, % Annualised Real Growth 1. The People’s Republic of China 9.1 2. Montenegro 8.6 3. India 7.9 4. Croatia 7.8 5. Dem Rep of the Congo 7.8 6. Vietnam 7.5 7. Romania 7.4 8. Namibia 7.1 9. Hong Kong, China 7.0 10. Chad 7.0 Source: Progress and Priorities 2007/2008, World Travel & Tourism Council, 2007, www.wttc.travel/bin/pdf/original_pdf_ file/finpp_2007.pdf, last visited on 30 Oct 2007, p. 6.
APPENDICES 217 Table A11.5 Nepal Tourism Year Tourist Arrivals 1995 363,395 1996 393,613 1997 421,857 1998 463,684 1999 491,504 2000 463,646 2001 361,237 2002 275,468 2003 338,132 2004 385,297 2005 375,398* Fig A11.1 WTTC Ten Year Forcast up to 2016 Source: Viewpoint, Fourth Quarter, 2006, World Travel & Tourism Council, www.wttc.travel/bin/pdf/original_pdf_file/ viewpoint4q06.pdf, last visited 30 Oct, 07. Source: Ministry of Culture, Tourism and Civil Aviation, Nepal, 2005, http://www.cbs.gov.np/year%20Book%202005/chapter9/ chap09_2.pdf, last visited on 30 October 2007. *Figure from www.tourism.gov.np/tourism_statistics.pdf, last visited on 8 November 2007. Table A11.6 Bhutan: Tourism Statistics, 2002–06 2002 2003 2004 2005 2006 Hotel rooms available (number) 2 1,239 1,270 1,202 1,548 1,532 Average length of stay (nights) 7.0 7.0 8.0 8.5 8.0 Total tourism receipts (in million of US dollars) 8.0 8.3 12.5 18.5 23.9 Tourist arrivals (number) 5,599 6,261 9,249 13,625 17,909 Tourist arrivals by country Total Europe 2,015 2,671 3,478 4,973 6,848 Germany 346 496 671 1,042 1,074 France 192 288 434 532 708 Italy 177 331 462 529 648 Other Europe 1,300 1,556 1,911 2,870 4,418 United States 1,913 1,803 3,243 4,681 5,018 Japan 892 952 1,087 1,554 1,815 Australia 214 165 315 458 774 Other 565 870 1,126 1,959 3,454 Tourist arrivals by purpose Touring 5,242 5,823 8,742 13,013 16,578 Trekking 357 438 507 612 1,331 Source: (IMF 2007: 28).
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