Study the Tourism Market in Tanzania with New Report
DUBLIN, Ireland--Research and Markets (http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c61148) has announced the addition of Travel and Tourism - Tanzania, United Republic of - 2007 to their offering.
Country Reports are tourism profiles of destination countries. Each issue features six profiles, all providing a cross-section of countries either established or emerging as tourism destinations. The reports are compiled by a global network of industry analysts, who provide market-based information as well as detailed, insightful and localised interpretation of the facts and figures.
Each profile contains information on:
- Tourist arrivals - overnights and expenditure
- Purpose of visit - business, leisure or VFR
- Accommodation supply - operating performanceResearch and Markets
- Tourism policy - management
- Transport - access and infrastructure
- Tourism funding - promotion and future development
Tanzania
Introduction
Data Sources
Background
History
Geography
Attractions
Figure 1: National park areas and key activities, 2007
Figure 2: Annual visitors to Tanzanian national parks, 2001-05
Figure 3: Annual visitors to Ngorongoro conservation area, 2002-06
Figure 4: Zanzibar visitor arrivals, 2002-06
Tourism and the Economy
Figure 5: International tourism receipts, 2000-06
Arrivals
Figure 6: International visitor arrivals, 1997-2006
Major markets
Figure 7: International visitor arrivals, by region, 2002-06
Figure 8: Arrivals from top 18 source markets, by country of residence, 2002-06
Market Characteristics
Purpose of visit
Figure 9: Visitor arrivals, by purpose of visit, 2002-06
Seasonality
Figure 10: Visitor arrivals, by month, 2002-06
Length of stay
Figure 10: Average length of stay, 2002-06
Figure 11: Average daily expenditure per visitor, 2002-06
Transport
Figure 12: Visitor arrivals by mode of transport, 2002-06
Air
Road
Rail
Sea
Accommodation
Figure 13: Number of international tourists in hotels and tourist
bednights, 2002-06
Figure 14: Number of hotels, rooms, beds and annual lodging occupancy, 2001-05
Tourism News
Figure 15: Tanzania tourism promotion budget, 2004-06
Figure 16: Tourism volume and receipts for Tanzania and Kenya, 2005-06
What Next
For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c61148
Contacts
Research and Markets
Laura Wood
Senior Manager
press@researchandmarkets.com
Fax: +353-1-4100-980
Country Reports are tourism profiles of destination countries. Each issue features six profiles, all providing a cross-section of countries either established or emerging as tourism destinations. The reports are compiled by a global network of industry analysts, who provide market-based information as well as detailed, insightful and localised interpretation of the facts and figures.
Each profile contains information on:
- Tourist arrivals - overnights and expenditure
- Purpose of visit - business, leisure or VFR
- Accommodation supply - operating performanceResearch and Markets
- Tourism policy - management
- Transport - access and infrastructure
- Tourism funding - promotion and future development
Tanzania
Introduction
Data Sources
Background
History
Geography
Attractions
Figure 1: National park areas and key activities, 2007
Figure 2: Annual visitors to Tanzanian national parks, 2001-05
Figure 3: Annual visitors to Ngorongoro conservation area, 2002-06
Figure 4: Zanzibar visitor arrivals, 2002-06
Tourism and the Economy
Figure 5: International tourism receipts, 2000-06
Arrivals
Figure 6: International visitor arrivals, 1997-2006
Major markets
Figure 7: International visitor arrivals, by region, 2002-06
Figure 8: Arrivals from top 18 source markets, by country of residence, 2002-06
Market Characteristics
Purpose of visit
Figure 9: Visitor arrivals, by purpose of visit, 2002-06
Seasonality
Figure 10: Visitor arrivals, by month, 2002-06
Length of stay
Figure 10: Average length of stay, 2002-06
Figure 11: Average daily expenditure per visitor, 2002-06
Transport
Figure 12: Visitor arrivals by mode of transport, 2002-06
Air
Road
Rail
Sea
Accommodation
Figure 13: Number of international tourists in hotels and tourist
bednights, 2002-06
Figure 14: Number of hotels, rooms, beds and annual lodging occupancy, 2001-05
Tourism News
Figure 15: Tanzania tourism promotion budget, 2004-06
Figure 16: Tourism volume and receipts for Tanzania and Kenya, 2005-06
What Next
For more information visit http://www.researchandmarkets.com/reports/c61148
Contacts
Research and Markets
Laura Wood
Senior Manager
press@researchandmarkets.com
Fax: +353-1-4100-980
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