IB Geography: Globalization: Tourism: Resort Life Cycle Model
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IB Geography: Globalization: Tourism: Resort Life Cycle Model
- 1. Tourist Resort Life Cycle Model
- 5. Number of Tourists Exploration Time
- 6. Number of Tourists Involvement Exploration Time
- 7. Number of Tourists Involvement Exploration Time
- 8. Number of Tourists Development Involvement Exploration Time
- 9. Number of Tourists Consolidation Development Involvement Exploration Time
- 10. Stagnation Number of Tourists Consolidation Development Involvement Exploration Time
- 11. Rejuvenation Stagnation Number of Tourists Consolidation Development Involvement Exploration Time
- 12. Rejuvenation Stagnation Number of Tourists Consolidation Decline Development Involvement Exploration Time
- 13. Exploration
- 14. Involvement
- 15. Development
- 16. Consolidation
- 17. Stagnation
- 18. Rejuvenation
- 19. Rejuvenation
- 24. Number of Tourists Exploration Time
- 25. Number of Tourists Involvement Exploration Time
- 26. Number of Tourists Involvement Exploration Time
- 27. Number of Tourists Development Involvement Exploration Time
- 28. Number of Tourists Consolidation Development Involvement Exploration Time
- 29. Stagnation Number of Tourists Consolidation Development Involvement Exploration Time
- 30. Rejuvenation Stagnation Number of Tourists Consolidation Development Involvement Exploration Time
- 31. Rejuvenation Stagnation Number of Tourists Consolidation Decline Development Involvement Exploration Time
- 32. Exploration
- 33. Exploration Small numbers of visitors attracted by natural beauty or cultural characteristics
- 34. Exploration Small numbers of visitors attracted by natural beauty or cultural characteristics Tourist numbers are limited.
- 35. Exploration Small numbers of visitors attracted by natural beauty or cultural characteristics Tourist numbers are limited. Few tourist facilities exist.
- 36. Involvement
- 37. Involvement Limited involvement by local residents to provide some facilities for tourists.
- 38. Involvement Limited involvement by local residents to provide some facilities for tourists. There is a recognisable ʻtourist seasonʼ.
- 39. Involvement Limited involvement by local residents to provide some facilities for tourists. There is a recognisable ʻtourist seasonʼ. There begins to be a definite tourist market.
- 40. Development
- 41. Development Large numbers of tourists arrive.
- 42. Development Large numbers of tourists arrive. Control passes from the locals to external organisations (TNCs).
- 43. Development Large numbers of tourists arrive. Control passes from the locals to external organisations (TNCs). Increase in tension between local people and tourists.
- 44. Consolidation
- 45. Consolidation Tourism has become a major part of the local economy.
- 46. Consolidation Tourism has become a major part of the local economy. Visitor numbers start to level off (at a high number).
- 47. Consolidation Tourism has become a major part of the local economy. Visitor numbers start to level off (at a high number). Some older facilities are seen as second-rate.
- 48. Stagnation
- 49. Stagnation Peak numbers of tourists have been reached.
- 50. Stagnation Peak numbers of tourists have been reached. The resort is no longer considered fashionable.
- 52. Decline > Rejuvenation? Attractiveness continues to decline.
- 53. Decline > Rejuvenation? Attractiveness continues to decline. Visitors are lost to other resorts and destinations.
- 54. Decline > Rejuvenation? Attractiveness continues to decline. Visitors are lost to other resorts and destinations. Resort becomes dependent on day visitors and weekend recreationalists from a limited geographical area.
- 55. Decline > Rejuvenation? Attractiveness continues to decline. Visitors are lost to other resorts and destinations. Resort becomes dependent on day visitors and weekend recreationalists from a limited geographical area. Long term decline will continue unless action is taken to rejuvenate the area and modernise.