The Impact of Low Cost Airlines on City Tourism in Europe: Policy Implications for Portugal. |
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Policy Issues in Tourism, Leisure and Sport |
The impact of low cost airlines on city tourism in Europe: policy implications for Portugal.
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ECO3009-N-BJ1-2013 |
Index
1-Justificacion of the topic 3
2-How/When the air companies appearing 3
3-Apperence of low Cost Airlines 5
4-Impacts of Low Cost Airlines In Tourist Activity: 6
5-Impact of Low Cost Airlines in Portugal 6
6-Measures taken by the Portuguese State 7
7-Conclusion : 8
8-References 9
1-Justificacion of the topic
Actuality tourism and transport had been one topic very explored, since the development of transport powered by technological development has been one of the essential conditions for democratization and globalization of tourism. Air transport has been a good translator of this development and the transformations operated in this sector have affected the tourism industry itself. One consequence of these changes was the emergence of low cost airlines in the 90s of the past century, to create a new business model geared for low cost, put some of the traditional models given the need to reinvent themselves, leading companies and companies involved to rethink strategies and refine visions and objectives more competitive and sustainable (Graham, 2006).
2-How/When the air companies appearing
The first regulacion of the air market occurred in the early days of aviation, and occurred in Paris - " The Convention of 1919", replaced the direct intervention of the local governments, which had the right of sovereignty over airspace of their national territory.The first regulacion of the air market occurred in the early days of aviation, and occurred in Paris - " The Convention of 1919", in the end of the 1ยช WORLD WAR.Was the first step to Internationalization of Civil Aviation
In 1944, representatives from 54 countries participated in the international civil aviation convention, known as the Chicago Convention, which was a milestone in the history...
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Policy Issues in Tourism, Leisure and Sport |
The impact of low cost airlines on city tourism in Europe: policy implications for Portugal.
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ECO3009-N-BJ1-2013 |
Index
1-Justificacion of the topic 3
2-How/When the air companies appearing 3
3-Apperence of low Cost Airlines 5
4-Impacts of Low Cost Airlines In Tourist Activity: 6
5-Impact of Low Cost Airlines in Portugal 6
6-Measures taken by the Portuguese State 7
7-Conclusion : 8
8-References 9
1-Justificacion of the topic
Actuality tourism and transport had been one topic very explored, since the development of transport powered by technological development has been one of the essential conditions for democratization and globalization of tourism. Air transport has been a good translator of this development and the transformations operated in this sector have affected the tourism industry itself. One consequence of these changes was the emergence of low cost airlines in the 90s of the past century, to create a new business model geared for low cost, put some of the traditional models given the need to reinvent themselves, leading companies and companies involved to rethink strategies and refine visions and objectives more competitive and sustainable (Graham, 2006).
2-How/When the air companies appearing
The first regulacion of the air market occurred in the early days of aviation, and occurred in Paris - " The Convention of 1919", replaced the direct intervention of the local governments, which had the right of sovereignty over airspace of their national territory.The first regulacion of the air market occurred in the early days of aviation, and occurred in Paris - " The Convention of 1919", in the end of the 1ยช WORLD WAR.Was the first step to Internationalization of Civil Aviation
In 1944, representatives from 54 countries participated in the international civil aviation convention, known as the Chicago Convention, which was a milestone in the history...