Tourism Surveys and Reports
Tourism Surveys and Reports
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Client |
Name of Project and |
Services Performed |
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Location |
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1 |
Monitor Company USA |
Lebanon Tourism Survey Lebanon |
The purpose of the survey is to determine the trends of the tourism sector in Lebanon and visitors’ perceptions and experiences, through interviewing travelers in Beirut International Airport. |
November 1999 |
December 1999 |
2 |
Stanford Research Institute International (SRI) USA |
Tourism in Lebanon Lebanon
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The study and report cover and evaluate the tourism sector in Lebanon through assessing the following: 1. Hotel Rating System 2. Private Training Institutions Offering Tourism Related Programs 3. Furnished Apartments 4. Restaurants Human Resources Performance (status assessment and recommendations) |
December 1999 |
March 2000 |
3 |
SRI International
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Tourism Cluster in Lebanon |
This study aims at assisting SRI International in its efforts to 1) improve the collection and dissemination of tourism statistics, 2) assessing the Lebanese human resource needs and 3) designing a new rating system for hotels. |
January 2000 |
April 2000 |
4 |
SRI International (Formerly, Stanford Research Institute International) USA |
Assessment of Human Resources in the Lebanese Tourism Sector - Lebanon
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The purpose of the survey is to assess the human resources in the Lebanese tourism sector to evaluate and detect the specific obstacles from the perception of hotels, apartments, resorts, restaurants and travel agencies, in order to evaluate the means by which human resources could be enhanced, entailing a higher performance of the Lebanese tourism sector. |
February 2000 |
April 2000 |
5 |
SRI International (Formerly, Stanford Research Institute International) USA |
Inventory of Lebanese Training Institutions for Management and Finance - Lebanon
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Assessment of the managerial and financial training and development programs offered by educational and professional institutions, of their professional relevance, to what extent they satisfy business and organization’s training needs, in addition to surveying the cost structure of training in Lebanon. |
May 2000 |
June 2000 |
6 |
SRI International (Formerly, Stanford Research Institute International) USA |
Tourism Workforce Development for Cluster Competitiveness - Lebanon |
Providing an accurate and systematic overview of the status of Lebanon’s tourism workforce, in order to guide stakeholders toward actions that will improve the cluster’s competitiveness through workforce development. |
May 2000 |
July 2000 |
7 |
SRI International (Formerly, Stanford Research Institute International) USA |
The Middle East Management Training Institute - Lebanon |
Assessment of the development of a Middle East Management Institute based on extensive program of research, interviews, and intensive workshops, which identified Lebanon’s needs and opportunities to expand the nation’s productive economic sectors. The Institute would result from the collaborative efforts of key universities in Lebanon to combine the strengths of each institution’s business programs into a comprehensive Middle East Management Training Institute. |
June 2000 |
June 2000 |
8 |
SRI International (Formerly, Stanford Research Institute International) USA |
Inventory of Lebanon’s Tourism and Education Training Programs - Lebanon |
Surveying the vocational and technical schools in Lebanon and the tourism and educational programs they provide, with details of their schedules, languages in which programs are presented, and the educational level of students for each training programs. |
July 2000 |
July 2000 |
9 |
SRI International (Formerly, Stanford Research Institute International) USA |
Tourism in Mount Lebanon Lebanon
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The purpose of the survey is to determine the strengths and weaknesses in the tourism sector in Mount Lebanon. The survey covered the opinions and demands of both Arab and Foreign tourists. (Total Respondents: 187) |
November 2000 |
December 2000 |
10 |
SRI International (Formerly, Stanford Research Institute International) USA |
Tourism in Cedars and Chouf in Lebanon Lebanon
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The study aimed at evaluating the tourism sector in the areas of Cedars and Chouf, through a survey covering Lebanese citizens, Arab and Foreign tourists in these areas. |
March 2001 |
April 2001 |
11 |
SRI International (Formerly, Stanford Research Institute International) USA |
Eco-Tourism in Shouf Area Lebanon
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The survey covered the following villages in the Shouf area: Barouk, Deir El Kamar, Maaser El Shouf, Niha, Khraibeh and Moukhtara. Data regarding the village profile, registered population, village infrastructure, urban design, agriculture, tourism activities and sights as well as restaurants and hotels was collected. |
February 2003 |
March 2003 |
12 |
SRI International (Formerly, Stanford Research Institute International) USA
INMA |
Networking and Cooperation among Local Tourism Agencies; F&B Sector Hotels, Tour Operators and Tour Organizers at a National Level |
Networking among local tourism agencies (approximately 15 agencies) |
November 2002 |
November 2005 |
13 |
SRI International (Formerly, Stanford Research Institute International) USA
INMA |
Capacity Building in the rural areas: conduct hospitality and tourism training programs
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Capacity Building :conducted over 19 training sessions for more than 300 participants and over 17 tourism and hospitality schools in rural areas |
November 2002 |
November 2005 |
14 |
SRI International (Formerly, Stanford Research Institute International) USA
INMA |
Promenade Brochure Series
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Developed in association with the Ministry of Tourism, hotel and restaurants syndicates, mayors and municipalities. The Promenade series consists of four brochures covering the North, South, Mount Lebanon and the Bekaa regions. The brochures, in Arabic and English, provide the most comprehensive tourism information available for Lebanon villages, including outdoor and cultural attractions, and information on lodging, restaurants, and shopping opportunities in 300 villages. The Promenade brochures are a “must have” pocket guide for anyone who wishes to explore both the well-known and undiscovered areas of Lebanon. |
November 2002 |
November 2005 |
15 |
SRI International (Formerly, Stanford Research Institute International) USA
INMA |
Hidden Lebanon Brochure |
This brochure designed to promote Lebanon in international markets, highlights unique and off-the-beaten path tourism attractions in Lebanon. It provides general information about Lebanon as whole, including its natural aspect (outdoor adventure, winter sports, nature and environment, agriculture and rural heritage), cultural Lebanon (history and ancient civilization, religious and spiritual heritage, Lebanese cuisine and crafts), listing of the world heritage sites and suggestions of tour packages, as well as promoting tour organizers and local tourism providers. |
November 2002 |
November 2005 |
16 |
SRI International (Formerly, Stanford Research Institute International) USA
INMA |
“Discover Lebanon” Tours |
This innovative program designed to be marketed to domestic tourists, brings together 34 innovative tour programs created by nine tour operators for the upcoming fall season. Developed along the themes of “nature and adventure” and “cultural discovery,” the tours will surely interest those who wish to get off the beaten path to discover some of Lebanon’s “best-kept secret” tourism locations and outdoor adventure activities. Presented in a colorful four-month calendar format, the Discover Lebanon Tours present numerous options for families and friends planning short getaways this fall. |
November 2002 |
November 2005 |
17 |
SRI International (Formerly, Stanford Research Institute International) USA
INMA |
The Archeological Site Maps |
The Archaeological Site Maps are the first of their kind to be broadly distributed within Lebanon. Developed by archaeologists, these maps provide visitors with user-friendly, guided walking tours of five key archaeological sites: Sidon, Tyre, Beiteddine, Baalbeck, and Tripoli. Printed in English and Arabic, the maps are free to visitors, so they can fully explore and appreciate the historical and cultural richness of each site. The maps are designed to enhance visitors experiences at Lebanon’s key tourism attractions and to market these attractions more effectively. |
November 2002 |
November 2005 |
18 |
SRI International (Formerly, Stanford Research Institute International) USA
INMA |
Tourism Website: www.destinationLebanon.com |
National Tourism Website, www.destinationLebanon.com is a ‘full-service’ website that will allow prospective tourists worldwide to learn about the many tourism opportunities in Lebanon. The user- friendly website allows tourists to explore Lebanon’s unique tourism attractions in several ways: by theme (culture and history, nature and adventure, kids and families, and city life. It suggests itineraries to help independent travelers plan their visits. The website includes a comprehensive database of Lebanon’s tourism users to search for specific attractions, lodging, dining, shopping, and other activities in cities, villages, and rural areas, and it connects users with tour operators who can help plan their trips. The Ministry of Tourism used it as a main tool that provides information on tourism in Lebanon. |
November 2002 |
November 2005 |
19 |
SRI International (Formerly, Stanford Research Institute International) USA
INMA |
Lebanon Maps Website: www.LebanonMaps.com.lb
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LebanonMaps.net is a publicly available, interactive Internet-based application, built on a comprehensive tourism database of more than 15,000 points of interest (POIs), plotted by the SRI-INMA team on satellite maps and supported by a powerful routing engine. For the First time, travelers to Lebanon can "query" a specific tourism attraction to locate it on a map, "zoom in" & "zoom out" and get customized itineraries and driving directions from one location to another. Detailed descriptions, photos, and contact information are available for most major and minor tourist sites and lodging throughout the country. With the launch of LebanonMaps.net, Lebanon is now the first country in the Middle East to have a freely available online mapping engine that provides: Comprehensive covarage of the entire country, along with driving directions to thousands of points across the country; and Tourism-focused interactive maps which are fully integrated with photos and descriptions of all the tourist sites in the country. |
November 2005 |
November 2007 |
20 |
World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO)- Geneva |
Leveraging Intellectual Property to Foster Tourist Systems in Lebanon |
The project aims to be a flagship venture that enables the tourism sector in Lebanon to leverage Intellectual property to enhance the level of overall investment to the industry. This pilot project is vital to create an IP aware tourism sector and inspire the will to turn vision into reality. |
May 2005 |
December 2005 |
21 |
United Nations Development Program (UNDP)
Lebanon
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Tourism Strategy Development for Bekaa
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The project aims to meet the following objectives:
- To develop situation analysis focusing on various aspects of the tourism sector in the Bekaa region
- To establish stakeholders analysis that include actors already or potentially involved in the tourism sub-sectors per Caza including local and government authorities
- To evaluate and assess existing infrastructure and facilities available including all elements of the supply chain
- To launch a regional sustainable tourism strategy targeting poverty reduction and increased life standards. |
September 2011 |
May 2012 |
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