ACRO Global Tourism Marketer Articles: Prof. Jim Deegan: Irish tourism industry needs to focus on supply side

Prof. Jim Deegan: Irish tourism industry needs to focus on supply side
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27 November 2017 (Edited )

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Posted 27 November 2017:

Prof. Deegan's point is that although demand for Ireland as an international tourism destination is growing very fast, supply - of transport infrastructure, accommodation and attractions - will soon become limiting unless addressed right away.

Other destinations with similar problems include Antarctica, Barcelona and Acadia National Park, among others.

Demand exceeding supply is a tough nut to crack for destinations. US National Park Service can reduce demand for Acadia by tripling entrance fees - but that avenue isn't available to the Irish state.

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