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Travel surveys

Travel surveys This is a period of great change in the travel world. The revolution in the technique of transport, the development of road travel, particularly the private car, the development of aviation together with rising standards of living and leisure time, and the demand for greater mobility and better communication, have led to mass movement across international frontiers. Many of these frontiers do not represent a natural geographic division and in some densely populated areas the daily movement through frontier points is considerable. Whereas formerly the statistics produced as a byproduct of control systems which were based on a full census of travel were satisfactory, this is no longer the case in many areas today. In certain areas of course the limited amount of traffic or the geography of the region still permits the operation of such systems, whether for control or statistical purposes. http://www.deepdyve.com/assets/images/DeepDyve-Logo-lg.png The Tourist Review Emerald Publishing

Travel surveys

Lickorish, L.J.; Jeffries, D.J.
The Tourist Review , Volume 15 (3): 8 – Mar 1, 1960
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Emerald Publishing
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0251-3102
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10.1108/eb059857
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Abstract

This is a period of great change in the travel world. The revolution in the technique of transport, the development of road travel, particularly the private car, the development of aviation together with rising standards of living and leisure time, and the demand for greater mobility and better communication, have led to mass movement across international frontiers. Many of these frontiers do not represent a natural geographic division and in some densely populated areas the daily movement through frontier points is considerable. Whereas formerly the statistics produced as a byproduct of control systems which were based on a full census of travel were satisfactory, this is no longer the case in many areas today. In certain areas of course the limited amount of traffic or the geography of the region still permits the operation of such systems, whether for control or statistical purposes.

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The Tourist Review – Emerald Publishing

Published: Mar 1, 1960

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