Aircraft Design
With the introduction of new aircrafts, airlines are ordering bigger aircrafts with better facilities on board. If the size of the aircraft is small, such as a Boeing 737-800 only seat 189 passengers and does not have the capacity to go further than European destinations dfrom the UK. If we compare this to the Airbus A380 can seat 538 passengers. So the bigger the aircraft then the more passengers the tour operator/airline can get to a certain destination
Exchange Controls
Exchange controls influences people's view to go destinations. Exchange controls is all about currency. Foreign exchange rates are altering every day. Currency gives people an idea of how expensive or cheap a destination is.
Social
Social influences that affect the potential market size for a new product or service means that specific things that happen in a particular destination can influence a customer's view as to whether they would like to go to a destination
Political
The political status could influence a customer's view to go to a specific destination as political events tend to spark war and conflict with the local people in a specific destination. Government decisions or the way a country is run can cause conflict. Because of this a destination becomes a high risk terrorism destination and stronger laws are put in place to try and stop these things from happening which sometimes doesn't make things better for that destination. The political situations can be that severe that tour operators stop going to destinations.
Consumer
Consumers are the people that want to go to destinations. Everyone is different and a customer will have their idea of a perfect holiday different to another person. Destinations will appeal to different types of customers.
Credit Availability/Economic
Credit availability means the amount of money that is ready to be charged immediately to your credit card. When you are booking your holiday via a travel agent or online you will always be asked for your credit card details.
Recession
Disposable Income
Cost of Living
Organisations in the industry not making enough money
No money to fund organisations
external influences affecting the restaurant ibdustry?
external influences on phenotype
Internal & External
Internal and External influences of a business there are many. Internal means things that the business can control.
Disease can start from different factors that influence our internal balance. These can be things from external influences or internal factors. External influences can be pathogens and internal factors can be genetics.
Homeostasis is internal. It refers to the body's ability to maintain a stable internal environment regardless of external influences.
What is internal and external customer?
list two internal and external influnces on physical activity?
knowledge and attitudes
The possible internal and external influences on your food choices include; External: advertising peer pressure aroma ease of access Internal: general hunger perceived deficiency (yearning for a particular food or flavor)
Internal is a concern, activity or process inside or "within" an entity (e.g. internal medicine, internal combustion).External is applied to forces or influences outside the entity (e.g. external symptoms, external hard drives).Internal and external are another way of saying inside and outside.
External influences on an organization include factors such as economic conditions, competition, regulatory changes, and social trends, all of which can impact strategic decisions and operations. Internal influences encompass organizational culture, employee behavior, leadership styles, and internal processes, which shape how the organization functions and responds to external challenges. Together, these forces create a dynamic environment that organizations must navigate to achieve their goals. Balancing and adapting to these influences is crucial for long-term success and sustainability.