Between now and 2010 the ......... for growth in international tourism in French Canada appears excellent.

Around the world, international tourist arrivals will ......... from 702 million in 2000 to 1.18 billion in 2010, an increase of 45%.

Tourist clienteles travelling to foreign destinations will become increasingly diversified as a result of the emergence of new ......... markets.

The outlook for domestic tourism is interesting: retirees during this period (especially between 2005 and 2010) will be wealthier than their ..........

Contrary to the past decade, the active population should benefit from more ......... income with a lowering of income tax rates; therefore, people will have more money to travel.

The increasing number of Canadian retirees will have an impact on travel behaviour, with the emphasis likely to be placed on short trips during the ..........

Finally, the population of ........., who tend to travel little in Qubec, is growing.

However, competition will continue to be ......... on all markets.

Under the pressure of demographic, social and technological changes, clienteles are becoming diversified and demanding, which is having a major impact on tourism behaviour: interests are multiplying, leading to a rising number of ......... trips and an upsurge in products and activities.

More and more often, tourists are seeking ........., personalized trips that feature better integrated products and services; currently, the most successful businesses are those that organize their products in the form of experiences (for example, cruises).