Social and economic trends within the tourism industry : “transition from a tourist into a career searcher in Malta”

Abstract

This essay introduces a social trend that operates and progress within mainly the tourism industry. The analogy that has been used is realistic to a practical extend, however, more approaches could have been used to obtain more detailed and better in-depth analysis. The argument outlines that tourists become more attracted towards Malta, that to an extent they decide to move to Malta for several reasons and due to different factors.

Tourists that after becoming a repetitive tourist, instead they begin to move completely to Malta for better career opportunities, lifestyle of their preference and other reasons that might push individuals to move to Malta. The implication of this trend lies under some political analogies, accessibility into Malta and demand from the tourism sector for certain employee.

Education and other industries could be very much related to tourism as they combine the sources of these groups and having them grow without any systematic and relative monitoring. Furthermore, the tourism sustainability has partial role to play regarding this matter, the values that embodies the economy and enhances the tourism development might as well have different cause towards such segment of tourists.