Overview
- Unveiled at the inaugural TOURISE Summit, the report "Growth Amid Uncertainty" serves as a roadmap for policymakers, destination leaders, and industry stakeholders.
- The analysis projects international arrivals rising from about 1.5 billion today to roughly 2 billion by 2030.
- Adam Sacks of Tourism Economics emphasizes that effective resilience begins with clarity derived from robust data, reinforcing evidence‑based planning.
- Recommendations prioritize open visa regimes, traveler‑focused policies, and infrastructure investment to capture a forecasted 40% increase in global travel demand by 2030 for prepared destinations.
- The outlook attributes part of the growth to a shift toward experiential, culturally authentic travel that lengthens stays and lifts per‑trip spending.