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Title: Climate and tourism


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Climate and tourism
  • November 12, 2009

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Climate as a tourism resource(Gómez-Martín 2005)
  • Climate is a free resource
  • Climate must be enjoyed in situ
  • Climate varies in space and time
  • Climate can be hazardous
  • Climate perception varies by the individual
  • Climate is not a renewable, nondegradable
    resource

3
Users of climate information
  • Operator
  • Planner
  • Individual

4
Uses of climate data (after deFreitas 2003)
  • Operational decision-making
  • Risk Assessment
  • Marketing
  • Investment
  • Siting
  • Design
  • Weather derivatives

5
Climate and tourism
  • Determining factors for location of tourist
    activity
  • Space
  • Environment
  • Climate as limiting factor
  • E.g. beach resort ski resort spa
  • Climate as preferential factor

6
Climate data representation
  • Events
  • Likelihood of occurrence of rain, snow, cold, etc
  • Averages
  • e.g.
  • June days with precip Akron Miami
  • Snowfall Cleveland Denver
  • Sept. Hi Temp Fresno Ft Myers
  • What is average anyway?

7
Risk vs. appeal (from deFreitas 2003)
8
Tourism Climate Index (TCI)Mieczkowski (1985)
table from McBoyle (2006)
9
Climate distributionsMcBoyle (2006)
e.g. Phoenix
e.g. Los Angeles e.g. Cleveland e.g. New
Orleans
10
Climate Index for Tourism (CIT) deFreitas et al.
(2008)
  • CIT f (A,T) P
  • A aesthetic
  • T thermal
  • P physical

11
Climate Tourism Information SchemeZaninovic and
Matzarakis 2009
3pm
7am
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Real-time informationphotos from Scott and
Lemieux 2009
  • Private Meteorologists are prime forecasters for
    niche tourism

13
Environmental preferenceScott et al. 2007
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Utilization of climate resources over time
  • Heliotropism
  • Snow
  • Wind
  • Ex. Tárifa, Spain (Gómez Martín 2005)

15
Year-to-year variabilityScott and Lemieux 2009
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HeadlinesScott and Lemieux 2009
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Correlations with tourist activity
  • Temperature, rainfall, sunshine correlate with
    travel plans
  • In current year
  • From previous year
  • Correlation with visitor satisfaction

18
The climate-tourism relationshipScott and
Lemieux 2009
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Time scales of climate data useScott and Lemieux
2009
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Climate change and tourismWTO 2008
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Climate change and tourismScott et al. 2006
  • Economic threat

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Tourism and climate changeWTO 2008
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