Youth and student travel is an increasingly___________________
| tending to |
sector of the travel market — especially in Europe — with young people
more frequently and for longer peri-
ods than those who are older. Around one fifth of all tourists in the world
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are___________________ people aged between 15—25 years, and it is
likely that this will_________________ to 25 % by 2006. The youth
travel market has grown rapidly in recent_______________________________ , with
an increasing number of specialist travel professionals offering
_____________________ products. Young travellers today provide an
important_________________ for the travel decisions of future
____________________ . Although youth travel has been an important
cornerstone of the international travel_____________________________ for
50 years, it is only the_________________________ dramatic growth of the
European student population that has put this market into the spotlight.
The importance of__________________________ tourism as a field of interest for policymakers,_____________________________ and travel professionals was first emphasised at the 1991 World Tourism Organization (WTO)
conference, and is now fully acknowledged by__________________
international and European Union bodies. These include the Federation of International Youth Travel Organisations (F1YTO) — for which young _______________ have always been the spearhead for new developments in tourism, the International____________________ Travel
Confederation (ISTC), the European Youth and Counselling Agency (ERYICA), and the European Union Federation of Youth Hostel Associations (EUFED). They all cater to the needs of a large
_______________________ of the 140 million young people who travel
internationally_______________________________ , 45 % of which travel in
Europe.
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