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Δευτέρα 24 Ιουλίου 2023

Tourism needs better planning and funding to thrive in future

 

The tourism segment requires better planning, more outlay and it needs to be ready for takeovers if it needs to flourish in the upcoming days.


A study by Paul Clark, Westpac industry economist said that flexibility needs to be important for the segment for achieving the best economic revenues with the challenges after the pandemic beginning to increase.


Clark said that tourism trades need to be more logical to determine shifting tendencies in the segment,
formulate plans to gain benefit from the prospects and seize them.


He added that in order to prosper in this situation, tourism companies would require to better get hold of
chances in their functioning environment and organize the assets they require to seize them. They will also be able to change themselves so as to grab hold of the additional worth from these prospects.


Clark said that tourism businesses should be heightening their methodical competencies, taking
advantage of prevailing tourism influences, ensuring that they involve with clienteles and step back from
everyday tasks to give thought to alterations.

  Tags: Westpac industryPaul Clark, Tourism