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main menu -- overview about ian latest news trends other books & papers archives buy -- 2050 – tomorrow's tourism (2012) ian yeoman, victoria university of wellington "knowing what will happen tomorrow has always fascinated humankind. however, predictions require not only a systemic approach but imagination and the ability to think outside of the box. professor ian yeoman contributes to this question with a rich and thought–provoking analysis of tourism in the year 2050. looking at the many interesting facets and the different scenarios unveiled is especially important from a sustainability point of view, as they help us to be better prepared, more responsible and inspire us today to find the most suitable answers for the challenges the tourism sector is facing." dr dirk glaesser un world tourism organisation, spain 2050: tomorrow's tourism sets out to: identify the core drivers of change to 2050 picture world tourism in 2050 critically analyse the implications of change discuss a range of topics including technology, food, consumption, climate change, transport and economics in a world where 25 million tourists took an international holiday in 1950 and 100 years later it is forecasted to grow to 4.7 billion. can humankind meet that forecast given the issues of ageing populations, peak oil, the global financial crisis and climate change? painting a picture of 2050 as scenarios helps leaders understand possible change, how change will occur and the consequences, threats and opportunities of the future. this book will stimulate your ideas and thoughts about the feature as well as informing your decisions making. this is a blue skies thinking book about the future of tourism and a thought provoking analytical commentary. this book is based upon three clusters of change; wealth, technology and resources thus illustrating a number of predications, phenomena and ideas including: in 1950, 25 million people took an international holiday representing 1 in 1000 of the world's population. one hundred years later, 4.7 billion people will take an international holiday representing nearly 1 in 2 of the world's population. longevity is a key trend associated with the future of tourism, as consumers live longer with wealth they expect richer experiences and more. they visit places and do things that their parents could not afford or would not have heard of. they will search for experiences that hold back the wrinkles of old age, whether it is a spa treatment in hungary or a medical procedure in south africa. in one scenario, post 2030 retirees will probably have an insufficient level of income to travel as countries such as germany, italy, holland, france and the united kingdom reform pension policy. today, 30% of hotel bookings in the cities of tokyo and seoul are on the day of arrival through the mobile phone and this trend can only grow. imagine a future where a contact lens has all the features of a mobile phone and a camera. what will a world look like without oil? today we have battery powered sports cars and tomorrow hypersonic travel will make shanghai to new york a 3 hour flight time. in 2050, the yub-yum club, a sex club for business travellers where entry costs €10,000 for an all inclusive service in which patrons are 'serviced' by android sex workers; as a result, hiv and human trafficking is no longer a problem. in the near future 3d printing will change the supply chain whereas in 2050 claytronics will change everything. the ciudad grupo santander bank in madrid has created a futuristic visitor centre encompassing robotic butlers, an augmented reality model and interactive walls. is this the future? authored by ian yeoman a leading academic researcher at victoria of university of wellington and the european tourism futures institute described by the uk sunday times as the country's leading contemporary futurologist. "it is a tour de force, where a touch of science fiction is woven through serious academic research, with alternate scenarios to test his hypothesis. above all, it is fun to read, as ian wanders irreverently around a world dominated by billions of asian travellers from hundreds of megacities and where third–age tourists are still working routinely. he takes a tongue–in–cheek view of the coalescence of consumer choice and destination service through seamless shared technology which interfaces naturally with human thought." prof geoffrey lipman, belgium "any attempt to predict the future is a journey into the unknown. on this adventure the reader will be continuously engaged, intrigued, exhilarated and occasionally irritated by the unexpected connections and extrapolations, but will never be jaded or bored on this breath taking roller coaster ride into the future." gregory ashworth, university of groningen, netherlands -- back to top -- the role of science fiction in tourism futures research videos archives can be found here . tweets by @tomorrowstouris reviews new: 2050: tomorrows tourism reviewed in anatolia 2050 reviewed in annals of tourism 2050: tomorrows tourism reviewed by the world future society 2050 reviewed in tourism management 2050 reviewed by tourism watch chapter downloads chapter 1. an introduction to the future chapter 5. edinburgh 2050: technological revolution view full contents latest news new 17/6/18 the future of global tourism: keynote at tomorrow's urban travel, copenhagen, 9th october here . new 26/4/18 new publication: what is food tourism? here . new 2/3/18 ian talks about the future of travel in virgin atlantic’s inflight magazine here . 22/2/18 new publication: teaching tourism futures here . 20/2/18 journal of tourism futures – call for papers on the history of tourism here . 02/2/18 the future of luxury: new research published in the journal of revenue and pricing management here . the future of travel, featuring my research with abc australia here . call for papers: futures practice and theory here . call for abstracts and chapters: science fiction, disruption and tourism here . ian speaks about the future tourist in visitengland report here . keynote address: the future of luxury and premium pricing – paris 15th december 2017: more . call for book chapter: the future past of tourism here . watch talk about the core drivers of change and europe's future here . ian presents his views on technology futures to the oecd – 21st june here . ian profiled in qatar airways oryx magazine about the 'life of a futurist' here . the future history of revenue management here . the future of ping pong here . ian publishes research paper on scenario planning and policy in the journal of tourism futures here . the future of food tourism reviewed in annals of leisure research here . ian speaks to the eu on the future tourist here . fifteen years of revenue management here . ian appointed series editor by channelview about the future of tourism read more . ian will be keynote at phillippines micecon on 7th march 2013. read more .   -- ian will be speaking on trends and behaviors of future living at university campus friesland www.ucf.nl on the       27th november.   -- the future of amsterdam's red light district, a discussion based upon ian yeoman's recent publication here .   ian makes his international debut in a cutting edge documentary about the future of tourism in wellington here .   dr ian yeoman speaks on the future of broadband, consumer drivers and tourism here .   new publication: a futurist's perspective of ten certainties of change here .   new publication: men, robots and sex tourism published in futures here .   -- listen to ian talk about the future of love and bridget jones here .   -- previous news items can be found here . home | about ian | blog | trends | other books & papers | archives | © 2012 ian yeoman web design by pixel fields back to top

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