Peru

Article Abstract:

The tourist industry in Peru has benefitted from recent political and economical reforms, following many years of decline and stagnation. Tourist arrivals have risen rapidly since 1992, with an average annual growth rate of 31%. Tourist arrivals are split evenly between elsewhere in South America, from Europe and from North America. The Peruvian government is backing the tourist industry with a number of financial incentives. It is hoped that tourist arrivals will reach around 1 million a year by the end of the decade.

Peru

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England

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The UK is the sixth most popular tourism destination with its appeal in its heritage and historic and cultural attractions. Tourism has fluctuated between 3.3% and 3.8% of GDP over the past 10 years, and England's propotion of the UK's domestic tourism, has remained at around 80% between 1990-1994. The trend towards overseas holidays has adversely affected English seaside resorts, although upgrade accommodation, enhanced leisure facilities and all weather attractions have helped towards an upturn.

United Kingdom

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The Netherlands

Article Abstract:

The Netherlands is a popular tourist destination because of its secure economic and political climate. Additionally, its easy accessability and the popularity of Amsterdam as a tourist city has boosted international tourist numbers. The growth of the Netherlands as a key international conference centre has also enhanced its attractiveness as a visitor destination. It is expected that the Netherlands will continue to gain a larger market share of world tourism.

Netherlands

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