126 million new travel & tourism jobs in next 10 years

No other industry has been hit so hard by COVID than tours and travels. The two years of the pandemic have entirely changed every country’s fate. The travel industry has buckled up to recover from the pandemic loss.

Though people have started to come out of their bubbles after the second wave, it was not even a 0.1% recovery.

Now there has been a pent-up demand for leisure and pleasure travels. People are ready to hit the roads and browse the travel opportunities.

This interest in travel and tourism has given a rise in job opportunities in the travel and tourism industries.

Now the travel industry is looming with a significant number of travel bookings.

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Trends of travel and tourism post-pandemic

1. The travel agencies must give priority to the traveler’s safety. The travelers prefer it to be the first. Pandemic has made people health-conscious and hygienic. The agencies that provide with utmost safety have been chosen. A report on traveler’s security says that 18% of travelers are willing to travel along with the fully vaccinated group. In contrast, 77% preferred to have a bit of expert advice.
2. Marketing and communication strategies must be made to develop new products and services.
3. Using the technology in the right way for getting the clients by contactless profile and alternative payment services.
4. Collaboration of public–public sectors, public-private sectors, and vice versa will help recover and reconstruct an industry.
5. One of the oldest trends still followed is that people would like to travel on holidays. Road trips and nature luring tourism are growing more.

Action plans that travel players must consider 

• According to Economic Impact Report (EIR) by the World Travel and tourism council (WTTC), the travel and tourism sector will create almost 126 million jobs in the tourism sector in the next decade.
• The EIR report says that the tourism sector will be the new way to economic recovery creating numerous jobs.
• The travel and tourism industry share a fair GDP in each country. The average growth rate expected in 2022-2032 is 5.3% which adds a 2.7% growth rate to the global economy.
• By 2023 the global GDP of travel and tourism may become almost equal to the 2019 levels with just a 0.1 % deficiency.
• Travel and tourism employment is likely to be expected to increase for the next decade and reach high levels on an average annual rate of 5.8 percent.
• Before the pandemic, the travel and tourism sector contributed 10.3 percent and fell off to 5 percent when the pandemic was at a peak.
• By mid-2022, 18 million global travel and tourism jobs will see a sooner recovery, with an expected growth of 6.7 percent.

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