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IncollaborationwithKEARNEY
FutureofTravelandTourism:
EmbracingSustainableandInclusiveGrowth
BRIEFINGPAPER
JANUARY2025
Images:Unsplash
Contents
Introduction3
1Keystakeholdersandtheirevolvingroleinshapingtravelandtourism4
2Emergingopportunitiesintheevolvingtravelandtourismlandscape7
3Navigatingchallenges:Turningobstaclesintoopportunities10
4Visionforthefuture:Acalltoaction13
Contributors14
Endnotes15
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FutureofTravelandTourism:EmbracingSustainableandInclusiveGrowth2
January2025
FIGURE1
FutureofTravelandTourism:EmbracingSustainableandInclusiveGrowth
Introduction
Thetravelandtourism(T&T)sectorstandsata
pivotalmoment,poisedfortransformativegrowthandinnovation.TheCOVID-19pandemiccausedunprecedentedconsequences,leadingtoan
estimateddropofover70%ininternationaltouristarrivals;1andaglobaldropofover50%intotal
travelspendequivalenttoover$3trillion.2However,ithasalsopresentedauniqueopportunityfor
reimaginingandreshapingthesector.Moving
forward,asthesectorrecoversandexpectsfurtheracceleration,withanestimatedannualgrowthin
spendingof7%inthenextdecade,itsresilienceandadaptabilityhavecometotheforefront,
re-positioningitasakeydriverofglobalsocio-
economicgrowth,environmentalstewardshipandsustainabledevelopment.
Globaltravelandtourismspending(inbilliondollars,2010-2034e1)
7Keyinsights
ThesignificanceofT&Ttotheglobaleconomycannotbeoverstated.Priortothepandemic,thesectoraccountedfor10.4%ofglobalgross
domesticproduct(GDP)and10%ofjobs
worldwide.4BusinesstravelplaysanimportantrolewithintheT&Tsector,directlycontributingover$1.4trillion5inGDPandservingasabackboneforglobalcommerceandinternationalrelationsasmany
corporationsrelyontravelformarketexpansion,
internalcollaborationandclientengagement.
Beyondthesefigures,thesector’simpactextendstoculturalexchange,environmentalconservation,
personalwell-beingandevensupportduringworldcrises.Asitlookstothefuture,T&T’spotentialto
fosterpositivechangeonaglobalscaleisimmense.
ThisbriefingpaperaimstoexplorehowT&T
cancapitalizeonitstransformativepotential
inarapidlyevolvingworld.Byexaminingthe
rolesofkeystakeholders,emergingopportunitiesandinnovativesolutions,itaimstoinspirea
collectivevisionandfosterdialoguetoshapethefutureofthesector.Theultimategoalistocreateasectorthatnotonlyrecoversfromrecentsetbacksbutemergesstrongerto
operateeffectivelyintimesof“polycrisis”6
(whennumerouscrisesplayoutatonce,
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Keystakeholdersandtheirevolvingroleinshapingtraveland
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1.Internationalorganizations,NGOs,industryfocusedorganizations,regionalandnationalorganizations,professionalassociations
2.Hospitalityandaccommodation,transportation,touroperators,travelagentsandsites,tourismmanagementcompanies,socialmedia,foodandbeverages,travelexperienceproviders
*DestinationmanagementorganizationsareakeystakeholderandarecomposedindifferentwaysgloballySource:Kearney
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Governments
National,regionalandlocalgovernments
haveauniqueopportunitytosetthestagetopositionthesectorandfacilitatesustainabletourismdevelopmentthroughpoliciesand
initiatives.Properlydesignedincentivescanacceleratetouristattractionandencourageadoptionoftechnologiesandsustainablebusinessmodelsthatcandriveeconomicgrowth.Forexample,SaudiArabia’s
Vision2030hasbeeninstrumentalindiversifyingthecountry’sdependenceonoil,withtourism
registeringa73%growthinthefirstmonthof2024comparedtothesameperiodin2019.7
Similarly,Spainhasimplementedvarioustourismeffortsandincentivesthathavecontributed
toasignificantincreaseintouristarrivalsand
spending.In2023,Spainsawarecord85millioninternationaltouristsreachingover$110billioninspending.8Tourismisalsorecognizedasaforceforgoodintermsofdrivingeconomicgrowth
(e.g.inDubai),9andcontributingtopoverty
alleviation,asinsomeruralregionsofChina,where10%ofpeoplewereliftedoutofpovertybetween2010and2014.10
Governmentscancreateenablingenvironments–bothwithinandbetweeneconomies–throughmodernizedpoliciesandregulationstohelpgrowtradeintravelandtourismservices.Moreover,
governmentsplayacriticalroleinfacilitating
internationalcooperationandstandardization
tobuildamoreresilientandseamlessglobal
T&Tecosystem.Asgovernmentsdeveloptheirtourismstrategies,itisimportanttoembrace
sustainabilityandinclusivityandcreatetherightframeworkstoencourageinnovationthrough
collaborationsbetweentheprivateandpublic
sectors.Atthesametime,fosteringinternationalpartnershipstoaddressglobalchallengescan
supportgreatersustainabilityinthesector.
Privatesector
Private-sectorT&Tactorsareattheforefrontofinnovation.Theyhavetheopportunitytolead
theadoptionofsustainablepracticesandnewtechnologies,suchasAI-poweredpersonalizeditinerariesorcarbon-neutralaccommodations.Bycreatingpersonalizedexperiencesthatcatertoevolvingtravellerpreferenceswhileprioritizingenvironmentalandsocialcommitments,the
sectorcancontributesignificantlytolocalandglobaleconomicdevelopment,strengthenitsvaluepropositionsanddrivefuturegrowth.
Despiteglobalvolatility,thesectorhas
shownresilience.Duringthepastyear,the
BlueStarTravelandVacationIndex(BTOUR)11hasperformedsimilarlytotheDowJoneswithreturnsofover20%,thoughshowinghighervolatility.12
Lookingahead,ifcompaniessuccessfully
implementinnovativeandsustainable
approaches,theymaysignificantlysurpass
currentperformancelevels,benefittingboththesectoranditsshareholders.
Travelandtourismhasalwaysbeen
interconnectedwithadjacentandsupporting
sectors,creatingopportunitiesforcross-sectorcollaborationandinnovation.Fromretailand
entertainmenttofinancialservices,technologyandrealestate,relatedsectorscanplayavitalroleinenhancingthetravelexperienceand
addressingchallengeswhilecreatingsignificantrevenuestreamsfortheirownbusinesses.Forinstance,socialmediaorsearchengineresultsaretheleadingsourcesoftravelinspiration.13
Also,internationaltransactionsrepresentup
toathirdoftotalrevenueforleadingpayment
processingcompanies.Additionally,touristscanbedriversforretailsalesasseeninDubai,whereanestimated25%ofretailsalesaredrivenby
internationalvisitors.14
FutureofTravelandTourism:EmbracingSustainableandInclusiveGrowth5
Businessesacrosssectorsshouldtakeadvantageofcross-sectorcollaborationtocreateseamlessexperiencesorprovidepersonalizedtravel
experiences.Simultaneously,theyshouldseektoincorporateelementsintheirtourismofferingsthatpromotesustainablepractices.
Associationsandorganizations
Associationsandorganizationsincluding
internationalentitiessupportthesectorby
facilitatingglobalorsector-specificdialogue,and
coordinateeffortstoaddresscommonchallenges.Theseorganizationsaretypicallywell-equippedtosetstandardsandguidelinesandensurethatthe
sectorgrowsinawaythatbenefitsallstakeholders.
Destinationmanagementorganizations(DMOs)
playacriticalrolebybridgingthegapbetweenlocalandglobaltourismefforts.Theyactivelypromote
anddevelopdestinations,ensuringalignment
withpre-definedgoalswhileenhancingthevisitorexperience.DMOsoftenserveascatalystsfor
innovation,workingcloselywithpublicandprivatestakeholdersandthelocalcommunitytobuild
competitiveandresilienttourismecosystems.
Collectively,theseorganizationshavethe
opportunityandpowertoshapethesectorgoingforward–theycanfacilitateknowledge-sharingandcapacity-building,andpromoteresearchandinnovationtodriveitstransformation.
Localcommunities
Localcommunitiesaretheheartoftourism
destinations.Sustainablepracticesavoidcreatingnegativeeffectsforthem,andelicittheiractive
participationforcreatingauthenticexperiences.Thereisanopportunitytoempowerlocal
communitiestoshapetourisminlocalareas,andensurebenefitsaremoreequitablydistributed.
Localcommunitiesplayacrucialroletoensurethatuniqueculturaltraditionsandnaturalenvironmentsarepreserved.Forexample,community-based
tourismisanapproachthatenableslocal
communitiestoplayakeyroleinplanningand
deliveringtourismexperiences,whileensuring
thattheyparticipateinthetourismeconomyinanequitablemanner.
Placinglocalcommunitiesandtheirdevelopment
atthecentreoftourismpolicieswillbecriticalforasustainableandinclusivesector.Supportingthemwitheducation,investmentandtechnologycannotonlypreserveculturesandtheenvironment,butcanalsotransformlives.15
Travellers
Thetravellingpublicthemselvesarepowerful
agentsofchangeintheecosystemastheyplayaninfluentialandmultifacetedrole(e.g.as
demanddrivers,promotersandconsumers).
Asconsumerpreferencescontinuetoevolve
towardsmoresustainableandresponsibletraveloptions(86%ofsurveyrespondentsbetween
ages25and34favoureco-friendlyoptionsduringtheirtravel),16travellershavethepowerand
opportunitytocontinuedrivingdemandforeco-friendlypractices.
Theycanalsosupportauthenticcultural
experiencesbymakinginformedchoicesand
engagingwiththerightstakeholders.Thesector
canfacilitatethisdecision-makingbyproviding
accesstorelevantinformationandencouraging
responsibletravelbehaviourthrougheducationandawarenesscampaigns,asmosttravellersshow
flexibilityintheirselectionofactivitiesduringtheirvacationortrips.
FIGURE3
Extenttowhichenvironmentalimpactaffectschoices,byage
Surveyquestion:Towhatextentdidtheimpactontheenvironmentandontheplanetplayaroleintheselectionofdestinationorresort/hotel?
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Source:Kearney17
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Emergingopportunitiesintheevolvingtravelandtourismlandscape
AstheT&Tsectorrecoversandevolves,key
opportunitiesbegintoemergethathavethe
potentialtocontributetoamoresustainablefuture.Byembracingtheseopportunities,stakeholderscandevelopinnovativesolutionsthataddressglobal
challengesanddeliverenhancedvaluetotravellersandlocalcommunities.
Thegrowingawarenessofenvironmentalissuespresentsauniqueopportunity.Environmental
impactisacrucialconsiderationforthreeoutofeveryfourtravellers.18Forinstance,regenerativetourism
approachescanserveascatalystsforenvironmentalconservationbydevelopinginnovativeeco-tourismmodels(e.g.NZMāoriTourism)19whileleveraging
tourismrevenuetosupportconservationinitiatives.Despitecontinuingsustainabilityefforts,theT&T
sectorstillcontributesover8%ofglobalgreenhousegas(GHG)emissionsandaccountsfor10%of
globalenergyconsumption.20Equally,themountingproblemofwasteandplasticpollutionmanagementrequiresurgentattention.21
Inaddition,thesectorshouldcontinuetomakestridestowardsprotectingbiodiversityandregenerating
naturalhabitats.Opportunitiesforpartnerships
betweentourismbusinesses,thepublicsector
andconservationorganizationsariseaswaysto
solvethechallenge.Forthis,keyenablerscouldbeleveragingadvancedtechnologiesformonitoring
environmentalimpact,anddevelopingnewor
repurposingexistingtourisminfrastructureand
operatingmodelstoenhancenaturalecosystems(seecasestudy1).Specificallyforurbantourism,integratingnature-positiveprinciplesintocities’designanddevelopmentcanenhancetheurbantourismexperiencewhilecontributingtobiodiversity-rich
environments(e.g.SingaporeChangiAirport).22
CASESTUDY1
CollaborationboostsnumberofmountaingorillasinRwanda
In1981,only245mountaingorillaswereleftinVolcanoesNationalParkinRwanda.
Some25yearslater,thankstoecosystem
collaborationincludingscientists,thelocal
communityandthegovernment,morethan600gorillasliveinthearea.
In2021,gorillatourismgenerated$164millioninpartfromincreasinggorillapermitcoststoattractluxurytravellersandminimizingpressureonthenaturalhabitat.Partofthismoneyhasbeenusedtoprotectgorillasandtheirhabitats,inadditiontolawenforcement.
Localcommunitiesadjacenttotheparkhave
benefittedfromtheseefforts.Thegovernment
inpartnershipwiththeRwandaDevelopment
Boardhasadoptedapolicyunderwhich10%
ofallrevenuegeneratedbythenationalparksisgiventothelocalcommunities.Ithassuccessfullyfundedover700community-basedprojectswithaninvestmentofover$5.5million,whilereducingpoachingandencroachmentinthearea.
Source:FarandWilTravel;23RwandaDevelopmentBoard;24VolcanoesNationalParkRwanda25
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Therecentdevelopmentsintechnologies
suchasartificialintelligence(AI)andbigdata
analyticspresentpotentialforcreatingpersonalizedexperiences.Withtheseemergingtechnologies,thesectorcanenhancetravellersatisfaction,improve
operationsanddriveinnovationacrosstheleisure
andbusinesstravellersegments.Usecasesfor
travellersincludeAI-poweredtravelitineraries
(developedbyleadingtechcompaniesoronline
travelcompanies),whichprovidesuggestions
basedonpreferencesorsuggestsustainable
choices;AI-enabledreal-timetranslationisalso
loweringcommunicationbarriersbetweentravellers,sectorworkersandlocalcommunities;andGenAIisbeingleveragedforinspiration(suchassupportingtravellersinselectingdestinationsorchanging
flightdates).Similarly,companiesinthesector
areleveragingAIforpricepredictionandreal-timepersonalizationcapabilities.
Additionally,bigdataandanalyticsaresupportingtourismmanagementanddestinationplanning
(e.g.Salzburg,whichusesmultipledatasources
forvisitorflowanalysis).26Inasimilarway,analyticsandcloud-basedpropertymanagementsystemscontinuetosupporthospitalityplayersinthe
sectortodeliverpersonalizedservicesandto
attractmoretravellers.Finally,face-recognition
technologiescontinuetoincreaseefficiencyacrossthejourney(e.g.atairports).Theseexamples
showcasehowtechnologyisshapingthefutureofthesector.
Thegrowingfocusonhealthandwell-beingforindividualsandcompanies27presents
anopportunityforthesectortodevelopvalue
propositionsthatcatertotravellers’needsandcontinuetobeadriverforwell-beingworldwide.
Asurveyconductedduringthepandemicshowedthat97%ofrespondentsreportedthathaving
atripplannedmadethemhappier.28Moreover,wellnessisbecomingmorepopularasatravelpurposeamongabroaderaudienceandis
expectedtoreach$1.3trillionby2025.29
Thesectorshouldtrytocapitalizeonthesetrendsandcontinuetocreateexperiencesordesign
innovationsthatadjusttodifferentneedsbeyond
resortsandspas.Similarly,somecompanies
areembracingflexibleworkarrangementsand
blendeditinerariestoboostproductivityand
wellness.Researchandexperiments30haveshownimprovedretentionandemployeesatisfactionwhencompaniesallowemployeestocombineworkandleisureintravel.Destinationsarecapturingthistrendwithmeasuressuchas“digitalnomad”visas,whicharenowavailableinmorethan40countries.
Astravellersincreasinglyseekauthenticand
meaningfulexperiences(75%ofrespondentssaidtheyspendatleasthalftheirtimeexploringoutsideofaccommodations),31thereisanopportunityforthesectortosupportthepreservationofculturalheritage.Creatinguniqueandimmersiveculturalexperiencesthatallowtravellerstoengagewith
localtraditionsandimplementingpracticesthatsupportthecontinuationoftraditionalmethodswillhelppreserveintangibleculturalheritage.
Forexample,partnershipsbetweentourism
businessesandculturalinstitutionsarerapidlybecomingacriticalassetforthesector(see
casestudy2).Moreover,innovationinheritagesitesasseeninregionsinChina(e.g.MountDanxia)hasbeenacatalysttoattractmore
tourists,engagethelocalcommunityandtransformtourisminthedestination.32
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CASESTUDY2
Diriyah,thecityofearth
LocatedontheoutskirtsofRiyadhinSaudiArabia,Diriyahisthebirthplaceofthekingdomandthe
ancestralhomeoftheAlSaudroyalfamily.Foundedinthe15thcentury,At-TuraifDistrictinad-Dir’iyah
bearswitnesstotheNajdiarchitecturalstyle,whichisspecifictothecentreoftheArabianpeninsula.
DiriyahGateDevelopmentAuthorityhasbeen
mandatedtopreserveDiriyah’srichhistoryandheritage,celebrateitscommunityandfostera
deepconnectionwithitsrootsinordertoensuresustainableurbandevelopmentandresponsiblelandmanagement.
The14squarekilometreprojectisanundertakinginthehotelandhospitalityspaceanditsdevelopmentisunderwaywiththegoalofattracting50million
visitsayear.Itisessentiallybuildinganewcitythatwillbehometo100,000residents,40newhotels,a20,000-seatermultipurposearena,anoperahouse,ninemuseums,officespaces,1,000shopsand
world-classeateries.
SincetheopeningoftheUNESCOWorldHeritageSiteandthenearbyBujairiTerraceinDecember
2022,therehavebeenover2millionvisits,givingvisitorsthechancetoexploreandwalkthesamestreetsastheAlSaudfamilyandothersover300yearsago.
Source:DiriyahGateDevelopmentAuthority;33UNESCO34
Finally,theT&Tsectorhasauniqueopportunitytopromotesocialandeconomicinclusionbydevelopingtourismofferingsthatareavailable
andaccessibletoall.Byfocusingoncreating
experiencesthatcatertodiverseneeds,the
sectorcantapintonewmarketsandcontributetoamoreequitablesociety.Keyopportunitiesininclusivetourismincludecreatingemployment
andentrepreneurshipopportunitiesfor
localcommunitiesormarginalizedgroupswithinthesectoranddesigningtravel
experiencesthatcelebratediversityandpromoteculturalunderstanding.Successfullylaunched
initiativeshavebeenshowntoincreaselocalincomeindestinationsbyover$5,500percapitaperannum.35
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3
Navigatingchallenges:Turningobstaclesintoopportunities
Therearealsochallengespertainingtodestinationmanagementandmanagingtouristnumbers,skillgaps,cybersecurityanddataprivacy,geopoliticalandeconomicinstability,increasedimpactof
climatechange,visaprocesses,innovationin
virtualandhybridexperiences,andglobalhealthcrises.However,thesecanbeleveragedfor
innovationandpositivechange.Addressing
thesechallengescanhelptheindustryemergestronger,andbetterequippedtobeadriverforsustainablegrowthofcompanies,destinationsandcommunities.
Thechallengeofmanagingtouristsincertain
locations(e.g.BarcelonaandVenice)affectedbytourismrelatedexcesses–i.e.“touristification”,overcrowdingandovertourism–presentan
opportunitytodevelopalternativetourismmodels
andapproachessuchasdispersingtouriststo
outsidehotspotsandpromotinglesser-known
destinations,whichiscommonlyseenasameansofdealingwithhighnumberoftourists.However,
whethersufficientinterestisstimulatedtogooffthebeatentrackistobeseenandcouldsimplyresultintheproblemshiftingelsewhere.
Demarketingofdestinationshasbeenapplied
withvaryingdegreesofsuccess.Introducingentryfeestopopularlocationsandapplyingtoolssuchasdynamicpricingandmechanismsforvisitor
management(seecasestudy3)havehelped
distributetouristflowsacrosstimeandspace.Thesolutionstodealingadequatelywiththeeffectsofalargenumberoftouristsarelikelytobemany
andvaried,andshouldbetailoredbydestinationthroughmultistakeholdercollaboration.36
CASESTUDY3
MachuPicchutourismmanagement
MachuPicchuinPeruisoneoftheNew7
WondersoftheWorldandaUNESCOWorld
HeritageSitesince1983.However,in2008theWorldMonumentsFundplacedthesiteonitslistofmostendangeredsites.
Eversince,measureshavebeenintroduced
toensurethesitecanbeenjoyedbyfuture
generations.Theseincludetimedentries,lateentrytolerance,designatedcircuits,andacaponthe
numberofvisitorsperday.
Theseeffortshavebeenmainlyfocusedon
preservingculturalheritageandmanagingtourismflows,buthavebroughtotherbenefits:
–MachuPicchuhasbecomekeytoPeru’s
economy,creatingcountlessjobsandbringinganestimated$40millionperyearinfeesalone.
–Travellersaremoreawareandenthusiastictosupportlocalprojectstoimproveaccesstoeducation,healthcare,etc.
–Additionalresourcesareavailabletoprotect
Source:BigThink;37ResponsibleTravel;38SkyNews;39UNESCO
theover30,000hectaresofforestclosetothehistoricsanctuary.
FutureofTravelandTourism:EmbracingSustainableandInclusiveGrowth10
Thepandemiccausedmorethan60million
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