TRAVEL DEMEANOR

Travel Demeanour of Diverse Ages

CHAPTER 1: INTRODUCTION

Outline of the Study

The first chapter will provide an introduction of the topic that includes the significance and the purpose of the study. The second chapter offers a review regarding the appropriate literature review that will be capable of highlighting the earlier researches done in this specific field. The third chapter shows the methodology for the study performed and the fourth chapter will be covering the analysis of discussion and findings. The fifth chapter will be the conclusion of the study provides useful recommendations and implications for further research in the future for the travelling behaviour of the youth and the old people observed in India.

Rationale of the Study

This paper aim at looking briefly into the travel demeanour's of young people and old people living in India. Age is capable of creating a major difference in the behaviour of these individuals when they are travelling. Where as there are certain factors that can influence the travel behaviour of these individuals. A bright future can be anticipated from the current growth rate of India for the domestic travel depending on the figures of hundred lakh people that travel in the country might double or even triple itself during the coming years. However, the youth tourism is gaining significant importance all over the world since more and more young people are observed to be travelling not only frequently but they are even covering longer distances. It can also be seen that student and youth travel is increasingly being familiar as a significant part of the global travel market.

Background of the Study

The young and independent travellers are inclined to travel for longer periods and more frequently compared to the number of old travellers. This has offered the incentive for the creation of specialist professional student and youth travel companies around the globe. This student and youth travel is capable of resulting a significant potential growth for the market as the fact that even the population of international students is expanding, incomes increase among the young people and newer market are brought forward. The youth travel offers a significant basis for the decisions of travelling for the upcoming generations.

It can be observed that tourism has been advancing into the ever encompassing socio-economic phenomenon that includes the countries like India. Faster expansions within tourist movement in India that is estimated to be more than five hundred million (domestic, inbound and outbound), had been an effect of a number of inter-related process of socio economic. Significant factors contribute towards this process are numerous: fragmentation of education and joint-family, attraction and other products, accommodation, access to diverse information pertaining to transport, holiday and vacation time, speedy increase in household/personal income. The supporters of this ongoing process cut through a number of economic and social groups that has resulted in adding towards tourism propensity of the population at large.

Problem Statement

The problem arises when these young and old people have to face certain difficulties when travelling that can ...