TOURIST MOBILITY

The TOURIST MOBILITY is now online.

Tourist Mobility is an innovative business project managed by Izk Chan for the MA Design Studies in University of Arts London Central Saint Martins.
The investigation will find out the economic values of new tourist attraction and the sustainable criteria to attract oversea tourists.

Izk Chan is an art director INNORO and student University of the Arts London Central Saint Martins based in Hong Kong, London.

Tourism as an industry is still developing during this time of financial crises globally as it can benefit global economy through encouraging mobility of cultural and economic activities.

Mobility encompasses many forms: good, information, services, and financial transactions are all mobile over space, as are people [corporeal mobility]. The mobility of tourists across space is inevitably accompanied by mobility of goods [for consumption by the tourists on holiday or after returning home], information about destinations, services provided by travel intermediaries, and significant financial transactions between places of origin and destination.1

1 Gareth S. and Allan W. [2004] Tourism and Tourism Spaces London: Sage Publications