By 2022, the tourism industry on desert islands is expected to be valued at US$ 120 billion. The market is expected to grow at a 3% compound annual growth rate (CAGR) and reach US$ 161.27 billion in sales by 2032.
Islands have long been regarded as dreamy tourist locations. They provide genuine cultural and natural experiences in distinctive settings that are apart from the urbanized and ordinary areas that serve as the island’s primary source of tourists.
Islands frequently serve as the antithesis of metropolitan life, providing the sense of separation and change from the norm required to give the fundamental elements of a vacation. Islands have long maintained a special place in travelers’ hearts since they signify both crossing water and exploring a confined location that is full of mystery and intrigue.
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They are frequently used to symbolize paradise as well. Major tourist attractions include islands in the Mediterranean, Caribbean, and South Pacific, while expanding air and sea connections has made islands in the Atlantic and Indian Ocean more accessible.
Despite this, it is widely accepted in the tourist literature that island tourism, whatever it is defined and researched, faces a number of difficulties and issues and is the cause of social, environmental, and economic distortion. The development of facilities for tourism takes toll on resources available on islands, might be reason for pollution and can disturb the ecology.
Deserted islands can be exception to these aforementioned problems, as there are no inhabitants, and there are no means of development. If these islands have to be developed for tourism, the resources have to be brought to them, which is costly and inconvenient. Most of such desert island tours are just raw experience of nature, with no facilities whatsoever. People are also drawn to these islands, as there is no contact with outer world, and the get to connect with nature and experience the tranquility and solitude offered from them.
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Key Takeaways from the Desert Island Tourism Market Study:
- The Adventure Tourism sector in Jordan will be growing with 3% CAGR.
- The Covid-19 pandemic had 1.1% impact on the value of the Desert Island Tourism sector.
- Tourists visiting the deserted islands are expecting adventure activities and experience natural beauty.
Key Players
- Docastaway
- Phu Quoc Tours
- Freedom Adventures
- Kantiang Tours
- Williams Tours
- Emmanuel Tours
- Island Safari
- Others
The Desert Island Tourism Sector By Category
By Tourism Type:
- Adventure
- Luxury
- Wellness
- Cultural
- Others
By Adventure Activity:
- Camping
- Safari
- Diving
- Fishing
- Survival Simulation
By Booking Channel:
- Phone Booking
- Online Booking
- Direct Booking
By Tourist Type:
- Domestic
- International
By Tour Type:
- Independent Traveller
- Package Traveller
- Tour Group
By Age Group:
- 15-25 Years
- 26-35 Years
- 36-45 Years
- 46-55 Years
- 56-65 Years
- 66-75 Years
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