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Unit 12: Responsible Tourism – Assignment 1
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Unit 12: ResponsibleTourism – Assignment 1
, Bournemouth
ECONOMIC
Positive Negative
Oil exploration - Recently, Bournemouth council
Employment growth - Bournemouth hosts every year discovered the oil exploration from the Bournem
strong number of overseas tourism universities sea. This is a negative impact because it can caus
students who get loan and that goes into the city’s significant negative financial impact on the local
economy. Because the area is receiving huge number tourism economy.
of overseas, the employment has grown by 80% and
they could provide 10,000 new jobs. Increased living expenses- Bournemouth offers
Increased income - Bournemouth seafront is the opportunities for the international university
main leisure attraction and it brings £590 million a students. However, a ‘Daily Echo’ said that the liv
year into the local area. So, as visitors’ expenditure expenses increased for unpaid interns and that i
increases, the amount of profit of the area gets affecting also young universities students. The ci
higher. experiencing more tourists coming in, so the tax
has increased. The cost of living has increased by
which is a disadvantage for international student
they will face problems for living.
, Improved infrastructure- Bournemouth transport Employment is not local- Bournemouth residen
interchange hubs has improved. Better signposting earn an average of £481.30 per week. 8% of the
enabled bus, taxi and cycling to be more accessible are not local which does not benefit the local are
and easier to use. Train platform improved being So, the income that the companies receive does
more spacious, no more queues, refreshment come into the local area which is the reason why
facilities are also being upgraded with bright look. area is less-economically developed. So, as the p
Bournemouth airport has improved by investing £45 earned do not come into the benefit of the area
million providing air travellers to and from the South city is considered economically low.
Coast region of England with a new and greatly
improved passenger experience and that supports
900 jobs which contribute more than £24 million to
the local economy. Flybe was joined in 2015 enabling
more routes such as Glasgow, Amsterdam,
Manchester, Paris, Jersey, Dublin, Deauville, Toulon
and Biarritz. By flying to more routes, Flybe has
brought 300,000 passengers and up to 50 new jobs.
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