Tourism Reports

 As the prevailing majority of tourists travel to different areas worldwide for pleasure, they logically expect to have a worthy experience in various events typical of such places. News reports and articles published on tourism events have always had a significant influence on the number of tourists visiting a particular area. This paper discusses three reports on tourism and the effects the tourist industries experience due to certsin circumstances.

Samo Rauter and Mojca Doupona Topic as the authors of the report on Differences in travel behavior of small and large cycling events view the influence of sports events in relation to tourism. They specifically speak about cycling events in Slovenia (Rauter and Topic, 2013). Giving details about the fun involved in the process they also accentuate the role of the participants, encouraging tourists to take part in the cycling events as a leisure activity. Besides, the sport-active lifestyle depicted in the article attracts people into participation in the events even more. It is, thus, a fair way to markedly increase the number of tourists visiting Slovenia and promote the involvement of both visitors and the local population in the sports activity.

An article published by Homewood, Trench, and Brockington in 2012 reflects the East Africa wildlife in coexistence with pastoralists living around the reserves. It decribes the lives of the people residing in the arid and semi-arid areas of East Africa and the spectacular savanna wildlife populations (Homewood et al., 2012). The materials outlined in the article also tell about the rich culture of the Maasai, a pastoralist community in the dry areas of this region. This interaction is a spectacular feature that would attract tourists to eyewitness the phenomenon for themselves. It is supposed to lead to an increase in the quantity of tourists flooding the area.

A news report published in the NBC (National BroadcastingCompany) New York on 29th March 2016 by Ines Bebea highlights the impact of Zika virus in Brazil (Bebea, 2016). The virus spread by mosquitoes is deadly and reasonably feared by the many thinking of choosing this country as a holiday destination. According to the forecasts, Brazil would potentially lose a lot of people touring the country, in particular for the Olympic Games, if the situation is not controlled. As a result, since the individuals in fear for the virus would not visit Brazil,he number of tourist resorts in Brazil would primarily have significant income reductions.

In conclusion, with the many articles written on tourist or tourist related events in a definite country, the number of visitors may increase or decrease after reading them. Logically, they decide on whether it is safe, suitable or beneficial for them to visit a named country depending on whether the news is positive or negative.

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