WTO's Tourism Market Trends, Edition 2002 series of regional reports offers a comprehensive and timely analysis of tourism trends in the world and the various regions, sub-regions and countries. The six volumes of the series contain a consistent set of 2001 results including a detailed examination of the effects on international tourism of the 11 September attacks and the economic downturn experienced in 2001. Furthermore, this year's series also pays special attention to the International Year of Ecotourism celebrated in 2002. This edition of ‘Databank’ gives an overview of the main results for the previous year.
Information on the various WTO publications listed can be found in the Infoshop on the WTO Website at www.world-tourism.org/infoshop.
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Bar-On, R.R. (2002), ‘Databank – International tourism in 2001, and Tracking trends in travel and tourism with seasonal adjustment’, Tourism Economics, Vol 8, No 2, pp 231–253.
WTO (2001a), The German Ecotourism Market, Special Report No 10, World Tourism Organization, Madrid.
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WTO (2001b), The British Ecotourism Market, Special Report No 11, World Tourism Organization, Madrid.
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WTO (2002a), Tourism Market Trends, 2002 Edition, series of 6 volumes (see below, b–g) published in English and partly in French and Spanish, World Tourism Organization, Madrid.
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WTO (2002b), Tourism Market Trends, 2002 Edition, World Overview and Tourism Topics (also in French and Spanish), World Tourism Organization, Madrid.
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WTO (2002c), Tourism Market Trends, 2002 Edition, Africa (also in French), World Tourism Organization, Madrid.
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WTO (2002d), Tourism Market Trends, 2002 Edition, Americas (also in Spanish), World Tourism Organization, Madrid.
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WTO (2002e), Tourism Market Trends, 2002 Edition, Asia and the Pacific, World Tourism Organization, Madrid.
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WTO (2002f), Tourism Market Trends, 2002 Edition, Europe (also in French), World Tourism Organization, Madrid.
WTO (2002n), ‘A year after “11-S”: Climbing towards recovery’, News Release, 9 September 2002, World Tourism Organization, Madrid (www.world-tourism.org/newsroom/menu.htm).
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WTO, Compendium of Tourism Statistics (yearly), World Tourism Organization, Madrid.
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WTO, Yearbook of Tourism Statistics (yearly), World Tourism Organization, Madrid.
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WTO (2001), The Impact of the Attacks in the United States on International Tourism: An Initial Analysis, Special Report No 17 (included in the Annex of Special Report No 18, not available separately), World Tourism Organization, Madrid.
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WTO (2001), Tourism After 11 September 2001: Analysis, Remedial Actions and Prospects, Special Report No 18, World Tourism Organization, Madrid.
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WTO (2002), Tourism Recovery Committee for the Mediterranean Region, Special Report No 19, World Tourism Organization, Madrid.
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WTO (2002), The Impact of the September 11th Attacks on Tourism: The Light at the End of the Tunnel, Special Report No 20, World Tourism Organization, Madrid.
