The pattern of tourism spending between social classes

Tourism as a necessity and part of the rights of human societies¡ It seems that the share of tourism spending associated with social class and saw a different pattern than the cost of travel and tourism between the various classes of society. Therefore¡ in this study we sought to evaluate the pattern of change in the social classes affected by factors such as inflation¡ targeted subsidies¡ etc. over a period of 23 years (93-70) are So that the importance of tourism and its contribution to the budget of households pay the social classes. Statistical analysis indicates that Targeted subsidies and inflation have a negative impact on tourism demand and As well as reducing the share of the costs associated with it (relative to the total household expenditure) in the lower middle classes and has This is while the upper floors were not very impressed by these developments and have a roughly constant demand Which represents the major share in the consumption basket of the table. We''ve also found that the investigation into this issue Recreation and Cultural Affairs has a special place in tourism spending households.