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Development of Tourism Act
An Act to provide for the Tourist Boards for England, Scotland and Wales that have a responsibility for promoting the development of tourism to and within the UK. -
Package holidays
Low-cost holiday packages changed when the general British public could afford to travel outwith the UK. This significantly decreased domestic tourism.They swapped places like Butlin's for Benidorm that cost £78 during peak school holiday period. -
Currency restrictions
Tourists were only permitted to take £50 when travelling abroad,until the currency restriction was lifted. More money meant more people wanted to travel so they could purchase more things whilst on holiday -
Transport Act
This was brought to support coach companies.This act meant privately owned businesses could travel on any route. -
Technological Development
The internet was a massive technological advancement. As people were able to book their holidays online it significantly boosted the accommodation and flight market. -
Package travel regulations
Any tour operators offering package holidays had to follow these regulations. This act ensures the tour operators and customers knew their responsibilities. -
Air passenger duty
Air passenger duty was reduced on flights which restricted the growth of inbound flights, until 2006 to increase it again and remove the barrier. -
Internet Development
The Internet Society is constantly improving by merging information, training, and partnerships to communities internationally. -
First Supership
Travelling by a supership is cheaper, because it is similar to a cruise ship, holding more cabins to accommodate more passengers resulting in lower cost. -
Airbus A380
The A380 can accommodate up to 853 people in an all-economy class structure.They also have economy and first class seats which makes the flights cheaper.
