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Example for Exploration stage
Where: Jaco Island, Timor Leste
What:
Few international visitors → Inaccessible location and lack tourism facilities
Houses the only national park in country with beautiful beaches
Example for Involvement stage
Where: Kuang Si Waterfalls in Laos
What: Increase in tourists visiting the waterfalls
Why:
Authorities invested money to improve facilities at the waterfall
Increase in number of travel agencies and transport providers to enhance accessibility from town area to waterfall
Example for Development stage
Where: Phu Quoc Island in vietnam
When: 2019
What: Rapid increase in tourists visiting arrivals to 5.1 million
Why:
Received investments to build international airport and seaport
Attracted major businesses within tourism industry
Tourism sector employs a significant proportion of local population
Example for consolidation stage
Where: Goa, India
When: 2019
What:
Foreign tourists (7 million) outnumber locals (1.5 million)
Tourism sector employs a significant proportion of local population
Many large international companies → Marriott International own Westin Goa and W Goa
Example for Stagnation stage
Where: Hawaii, USA
When: 1990s - 2000s
What:
Tourism arrivals and expenditures began to decline in the late 1990s and early 2000s
Waikiki → Major tourism spot → Very crowded → Facilities and attractions were getting old and run down and needed major renovations
Example for decline stage
Where: Blackpool, UK
When: 1990s
What:
Once a popular coastal tourist destination → Lost its attractiveness due to competition from other European coastal locations with more competitive pricing
Fewer tourists → Many old inns deteriorate/shut down
Example for rejuvenation stage
Where: Blackpool, UK
When: Now
What:
Local authorities engaged in private sector to invest 300 million to build Blackpool Central → World Class Leisure development (aim to attract 600 000 visitors anually)
Re-marketed itself as a muslim - friendly and disabled - friendly destination