UK Travel and Tourism Sector, The

Synopsis: The UK travel and tourism sector is a significant and growing contributor to the economy and employment. This film takes an overview of the travel and tourism sector and examines a range of key areas, including travel and tourism organisations, trade and professional bodies, regulation, UK government bodies, change in the industry, technology, economic contribution, new markets, trends and the future. Commentary comes from a range of experts, including Sean Tipton and Nikki White from ABTA, Francis Mulleady from the University of Westminster, Andrew Cooper from the Federation of Tour Operators, David Clover from the Civil Aviation Authority, Paul Eastham from Visit Britain and Lesley Glass from the University of Hertfordshire.
Language: English
Country: Great Britain
Year of release: 2013
Subjects: Travel & tourism
Keywords: tourism; travel industry

Contributor: Andrew Cooper; David Clover; Francis Mulleady; Lesley Glass; Nikki White; Paul Eastham; Sean Tipton

Type: DVD
Format: Region 2 PAL
Price: £49.00 (DVD), £20.00 (1 Year Digital Licence), £49.00 (3 Year Digital Licence)
Availability: Sale
Duration/Size: 22 minutes
Year: 2013

Name: Classroom Video
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