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The goal for this report is to explain how the uk package holidays developed and the importance of media in it’s growth. It will also try to clarify how the tourism industry became in only 4 decades one of the fastest growing industries and why it can be considered a never ending branch.

The report will also go through the different phases that lead to it’s growth, exploring also airlines, and train travel, travel packages and try to define how the media, through it’s promotion, and importance for the British, affected this industry.

After the conclusion, it will also give some suggestions on how the specific sector could improve.

It was the 1950’s when the tourism sector explored an increment. That was the years when the jet engine was invented and also the year when Vladimir Raitz created the first package holiday, taking a big group over to Corsica and back. During the following years more and more people started experimenting these packages and in the 1960’s......

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