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Challenges of tourism in Arab world презентация
Содержание
- 1. Challenges of tourism in Arab world
- 2. THE ARAB WORLD Area – 13 mln km2
- 3. NEAR & MIDDLE EAST
- 4. LEISURE ACTIVITIES Lying on the beach
- 5. ACTIVE HOLIDAYS Mountain skiing Scuba diving & Snorkelling Rafting
- 6. UNESCO OBJECTS Djemila, Algeria Bahrain
- 7. ESCALATION OF CONFLICTS UNFAVOURABLE REVOLUTION ATMOSPHERE
- 8. IRAQ 1 mln tourists visited Iraq in
- 9. UNESCO OBJECTS IN IRAQ The Ahwar of
- 10. HOLIDAY ACTIVITIES IN IRAQ Ski resorts Beach holidays City Karbala, Sightseeing City Najaf, Seeing ruins
- 11. TOURISM DEVELOPMENT IN IRAQ In Iraq,
- 12. SYRIA In January 2018 Syria attended the
- 13. UNESCO OBJECTS IN SYRIA There are
- 14. HOLIDAY ACTIVITIES IN SYRIA Volunteer programs
- 15. TOURISM DEVELOPMENT IN SYRIA In 2010, a
- 16. TOURISM DEVELOPMENT IN SYRIA Khaled al-Asaad had
- 17. Impact on tourism: civil war in neighbouring
- 18. UNESCO OBJECTS IN LEBANON Tyre Byblos Baalbek Ouadi Qadisha (the Holy Valley) Anjar
- 19. HOLIDAY ACTIVITIES IN LEBANON Diving Ski resorts,
- 20. TOURISM DEVELOPMENT IN LEBANON
- 21. Impact on tourism: Anti-government protests High
- 22. UNESCO OBJECTS IN LIBYA Rock-Art Sites of Tadrart Acacus Cyrene Ghadames Sabratha Lepcis Magna
- 23. HOLIDAY ACTIVITIES IN LIBYA Sabratha, sightseeing Visiting Deserts Ski resorts Beach holidays
- 24. TOURISM DEVELOPMENT IN LIBYA Rock-Art Sites of
- 25. Impact on tourism: Anti-government protests and high
- 26. UNESCO OBJECTS IN YEMEN Socotra Archipelago Old
- 27. HOLIDAY ACTIVITIES IN YEMEN Sightseeing Beach holidays, diving, windsurfing Safari Shopping
- 28. TOURISM DEVELOPMENT IN YEMEN
- 29. ENDANGERED TOURIST DESTINATIONS IRAN Impact on tourism:
- 30. UNESCO OBJECTS IN IRAN There are 22
- 31. HOLIDAY ACTIVITIES IN IRAN Naqsh-e Jahan Square,
- 32. TOURISM DEVELOPMENT IN IRAN
- 33. SWOT ANALYSIS
- 34. THANK YOU FOR ATTENTION!
THE ARAB WORLD Area – 13 mln km2 Population – 423 mln Ethnicity – Arab Religion –muslims Unstable economic and political situation slows down tourism
Слайд 1CHALLENGES OF TOURISM
IN
ARAB WORLD
Maria Shebbo
Anastasia Kasyanenko,
Christina Aparina
Julia
Слайд 2THE ARAB WORLD
Area – 13 mln km2
Population – 423 mln
Ethnicity – Arab
Religion
–muslims
Unstable economic and political situation slows down tourism
Слайд 3 NEAR & MIDDLE EAST
Palestine
Jordan
Lebanon
Syria
Iraq
Iran
Kuwait
Saudi Arabia
Bahrain
Qatar
The United Arab Emirates
(U.A.E.)
Yemen
Oman
Yemen
Oman
Mauritania
Morocco
Tunisia
Algeria
Libya
Egypt
Sudan
Somalia
Djibouti
Comoros
AFRICA
Слайд 4LEISURE ACTIVITIES
Lying on the beach
Glazing at the sunset
Tasting local food
Searching
for traditional gifts
Слайд 6UNESCO OBJECTS
Djemila, Algeria
Bahrain Fort
Hatra, Iraq
Old Town of Ghadamès, Lybia
World
Heritage list contains 66 objects from Arab world
Cultural Sites of Al Ain, UAE
Baalbek, Lebanon
Слайд 7ESCALATION OF CONFLICTS
UNFAVOURABLE
REVOLUTION ATMOSPHERE
CONTINUING INSECURITY
DRAMATIC DECLINE IN THE NUMBER OF
TOURISTS
GROWING TENSITY
Слайд 8IRAQ
1 mln tourists visited Iraq in 2017 and it is expected
to reach 2.3 mln in 2025. The majority are religious pilgrims.
INACCESSIBLE TOURIST DESTINATIONS
Military conflict started in 2003.
Слайд 9UNESCO OBJECTS IN IRAQ
The Ahwar of Southern Iraq
Erbil Citadel
Samarra Archaeological City
Ashur
(Qal'at Sherqat)
Hatra
Слайд 10HOLIDAY ACTIVITIES IN IRAQ
Ski resorts
Beach holidays
City Karbala,
Sightseeing
City Najaf,
Seeing ruins
Слайд 11TOURISM DEVELOPMENT IN IRAQ
In Iraq, a state program had been developed
and was being implemented, which envisaged an increase in the flow of tourists by 2016 up to 5 million people annually, and in subsequent years - up to 10 million inbound tourists. But in fact the Iraqi tourism sector is currently underdeveloped instability and insecurity.
Слайд 12SYRIA
In January 2018 Syria attended the International Tourism Trade Fair in
Madrid for the 1st time since 2011, when the war broke out. ALEPPO was advertised, along with other destinations in Syria.
INACCESSIBLE TOURIST DESTINATIONS
Military conflict started in 2011.
Слайд 13UNESCO OBJECTS IN SYRIA
There are 6 UNESCO objects in Syria (it
represents 0.6% of the total number).
Since war have started in Syria (in 2011), all UNESCO objects in there suffered significantly, and some of them almost completely destroyed.
Ancient City of Damascus
Ancient City of Bosra
Ancient City of Aleppo
Site of Palmyra
Crac des Chevaliers and
Qal'at Salah El-Din
Ancient Villages of Northern Syria
Слайд 14HOLIDAY ACTIVITIES IN SYRIA
Volunteer programs
Rural tourism
Beach holidays
Palmyra,
Sightseeing
Seeing ruins
Слайд 15TOURISM DEVELOPMENT IN SYRIA
In 2010, a year before the civil war
began,8,5 million tourists visited Syria. There is about 13,5% tourism in the GDP of the country. In the beginning of the conflict in 2011 tourism revenues have fallen by 94%. Although in 2012 brought the country 130 million euros. In 2017 the tourism part of the GDP is about 2%.
Слайд 16TOURISM DEVELOPMENT IN SYRIA
Khaled al-Asaad had been held by the group,
which seized the Unesco World Heritage site in May 2015.
IS militants had tried to extract information from Mr Asaad about where some treasures were hidden.
He did say anything about these treasures and exactly for this reason he was violently killed.
IS militants had tried to extract information from Mr Asaad about where some treasures were hidden.
He did say anything about these treasures and exactly for this reason he was violently killed.
Khaled al-Asaad, ex-director of the museum in Palmira
Слайд 17Impact on tourism:
civil war in neighbouring Syria and Iraq
political conflict between
neighbouring Israel and Palestine
poor advertising in media
poor advertising in media
ENDANGERED TOURIST DESTINATIONS
LEBANON
Слайд 19HOLIDAY ACTIVITIES IN LEBANON
Diving
Ski resorts, snowboarding, snowmobiling
Kadisha Valley,
Ecotourism
Sightseeing
Mohammad Al-Amin
Mosque
Food tourism
Beach holidays
Слайд 21Impact on tourism:
Anti-government protests
High risk of a civil war
Poor marketing
as a tourist destination
ENDANGERED TOURIST DESTINATIONS
LIBYA
Слайд 24TOURISM DEVELOPMENT IN LIBYA
Rock-Art Sites of Tadrart Acacus
Old Town of Ghadamès
Archaeological
Site of Sabratha
Archaeological Site of Leptis Magna
Archaeological Site of Cyrene
Слайд 25Impact on tourism:
Anti-government protests and high risk of a civil war
Growing
concerns about possible terrorist attacks from al-Qaeda;
High risk of military conflicts between government forces and terrorist organizations
High risk of military conflicts between government forces and terrorist organizations
YEMEN
ENDANGERED TOURIST DESTINATIONS
Слайд 26UNESCO OBJECTS IN YEMEN
Socotra Archipelago
Old Walled City of Shibam
Old City of
Sana'a
Historic Town of Zabid
Слайд 29ENDANGERED TOURIST DESTINATIONS
IRAN
Impact on tourism:
Growing tensity in US-Iran relations on Nuclear
Weapons issue
High risk of foreign interference
Well-marketed tourist destination
High risk of foreign interference
Well-marketed tourist destination
Слайд 30UNESCO OBJECTS IN IRAN
There are 22 UNESCO objects in Iran (it
is about 2,1% of total amount). 21 of these objects were included in the list by cultural criteria and 1 object by nature. Here you can see some of these amazing places:
Masjed-e Jāmé of Isfahan
Soltaniyeh
Lut Desert
Naqsh-e Jahan Square
Слайд 31HOLIDAY ACTIVITIES IN IRAN
Naqsh-e Jahan Square, Sightseeing
Visiting volcanoes
Visiting caves
Diving, beach holidays
Visiting
the salt Lake Urmia
