Contents -- 1 Tourism and Demography: An overview -- Ian Yeoman and Stephanie Butterfield -- 2 Tomorrow's Tourists: The Implications of Demo-graphic Change for Tourism Attitudes and Behaviours -- Paul Flatters, Roberto Foa and Kamaljeet Gill -- 3 An Ageing Population and Changing Family Structures -- Petra Glover and Bruce Prideaux -- 4 Families in Nature Tourism: Trends in Holiday Locations and Activities -- Heather Zeppel and Jonathan Sibtain -- 5 VFR Travellers of the Future -- Elisa R. Backer -- 6 Generation Y and Travel Futures -- Gianna Moscardo, Laurie Murphy and Pierre Benckendorff -- 7 Gap Year Travel Alternatives: Generation Y, Volunteer Tourism and Global Citizenship -- Kevin Lyons and Stephen Wearing -- 8 What Does Generation Y Want from Conferences and Incentive Programmes? Implications for the Business Tourism Industry -- Rob Davidson -- 9 US Tourism: Arizona at the leading edge -- Cheryl Cothran -- 10 Micronesian Islands: Adapting to Change -- Fred R. Schumann -- 11 'It's the people you know': The Collection and Analysis of Demographic Data by Tourism Managers and Marketers -- Adam Weaver -- 12 Demographic Changes and the Labour Market in the International Tourism Industry -- Tom Baum -- 13 Asian Tourism and Management Landscapes -- Thomas Sun -- 14 The Development of Cognitive Maps of Tourism and Demography: Contributions, Themes and Further Research -- Ian Yeoman and Sandra Watson -- Figure 1.1: Average annual age of populations change for the world and the major development groups 1950-205 0 (medium variant ) -- Figure 1.2: Number of countries where fertility is less than 2.1 -- Figure 1.3: Maintaining functional capacity over the course of life -- Figure 1.4: Projection of potential replacement ratio in 2050 at normal retirement age (as % of final salary -- selected OECD countries).

Figure 1.5: Outbound expenditure in billions of US dollars -- Figure 1.6: Health, long-term care: projected rise in age-related public spending -- Figure 2.1: Proportion of the public who agree that 'reducing the importance of work in our lives' would be a 'good thing' -- Figure 2.2: Importance of leisure in life, by GDP per capita -- Figure 2.3: Average level of satisfaction with the household financial situation (where 1 is not at all satisfied and 10 is extremely satisfied) -- Figure 2.4: Membership of environmental NGOs -- Figure 2.5: Willingness to 'give part of one's income' to protect the environment' -- Figure 2.6: Support for increasing level of foreign aid, by year of birth -- Figure 2.7: Degree of international engagement , by year of birth -- Figure 2.8: 'Trust in others', by year of birth -- Figure 2.9: Proportion seeing themselves as 'global citizens', by year of birth -- Figure 4.1: Activities that motivate destination choice -- Figure 4.2: Importance of features in decision to visit Cairns -- Table 5.1: Size of VFR travel parties staying with residents -- Table 6.1: Summary of suggested defining events and distinguishing characteristics of Generation Y -- Table 6.2: Key themes and supporting evidence from Generation Y and travel research -- Table 6.3: Main concerns about the future -- Table 9.2: US CensuspPopulation projections by ethnic group -- Table 10.1: Japanese population (actual and forecasts) by age cohort (000s) -- Table 10.2: Amount and composition of savings and liabilities by age group of household head in Japan (workers' households) (million yen -- 2008) -- Table 10.3: CNMI minimum wage schedule.