The Migratory Birds Tourism market is estimated to reach US$ 12 Billion in 2022. As per the report, sales are forecast to increase at a robust 7% CAGR, with the market valuation reaching US$ 35 Billion by 2032.
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Migratory Birds tourism Market Estimated Size (2022) | US$ 12 Billion |
| Migratory Birds tourism Market Projected Size (2032) | US$ 35 Billion |
| Migratory Birds tourism Market Value-based CAGR (2022 to 2032) | 7% |
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Bird migration is the structured seasonal movement of migratory birds. These migrations have routes that trace generally from north to south. The primary motive behind this migration is the hunt for food and breeding. Despite the significant risk of predators, many bird species migrate in order to avoid the extreme cold and severe winters in extreme latitudes. Three million worldwide birding tours are taken each year, according to the BirdLife International Organization, making it a rising international interest.
New destinations are getting added to the migration routes of the birds as these regions have developed the ecology and the migratory birds find it suitable for their accommodation. According to the USA Fish and Wildlife Service, 40% of bird enthusiasts are eager to travel to track down new bird species. This gives an idea that people are getting more and more interested in bird watching which will have a great and positive impact on the growth of Migratory Birds tourism in coming years.
One of the most environmentally sustainable forms of nature-based travel is birdwatching, which is also a very lively leisure activity. More and more individuals seem to become engaged in birdwatching, including professionals and amateurs from numerous countries.
A great increase is seen in the number of bird watchers globally which has boosted the migratory bird tourism market to a great extent. Once any individual is attracted by the essence of bird watching, there is no looking back. Bird watchers are always interested in exploring new and different kinds of species. Hence, these enthusiasts are willing to go a long way to satisfy their desires which fuels Migratory Birds Tourism.
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Photography is a profession that needs interesting subjects and scenic venues along with skills. Most wildlife photography consists of regional wildlife that is available in a given region. This makes it difficult to make the pictures look unique each time. As a result, photographers tend to visit the destinations and routes of migratory birds.
This helps the photographers provide a spectrum of birds that are not found and seen easily. This increases the number of travelers looking for bird-watching tours, especially the tours which comprise migratory birds due to their fascination and hence provides an extra range to the Migratory Birds Tourism market.
The annual World Migrating Bird Day (WMBD) campaign raises awareness of the need of protecting migratory birds and their habitats. It has a global reach and is a powerful instrument for increasing public awareness of the dangers migrating birds face, the value of their habitats, and the need for international collaboration to protect them.
To commemorate WMBD, individuals from all over the world conduct public events such as bird festivals, educational initiatives, exhibitions, and birding outings. All of these activities can be carried out at any time of the year due to the fact that different countries and regions experience migration peaks at various times, with the main days for international celebrations falling on the second Saturdays of May and October.
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The declining bird population and their limited habitat are two major obstacles in migratory bird tourism. For a variety of reasons, including sport, recreation, and food, people have engaged in wildlife hunting, which has had catastrophic effects on the ecological balance.
While some nations have enacted laws that forbid or closely regulate hunting, others have not. Illegal acts undermine society, natural resources, and ultimately our entire survival in addition to decimating the avian population.
While hunters help preserve natural ecosystems when they hunt responsibly, they also see how illicit killings damage their image. In some countries, it is still socially acceptable to engage in criminal activity. This may drastically reduce the number of migratory birds, which makes it harder for enthusiasts to enjoy their majesty and elegance.
Europe is the largest market for Bird watching
Around the world, about 3 million international trips are taken for bird watching each year. Migratory Birds tourism is a market growing at an accelerated pace, with the largest share coming from Europe. At least 20% of European tourists are attracted by wildlife tourism and are also interested in bird watching. Bird watching is a pastime that is famous among most Europeans. Birdwatching tours for occasional birdwatchers are 37% of all European tour operators offer. Even though the birdwatching market is spreading, most European tour operators categorize birdwatching tourism as a subsection of wildlife tourism. Most tour operators do not provide tours specifically for birdwatching, but regard birdwatching as a special activity. European tour operators that offer birdwatching activities usually participate in wildlife tourism and ecotourism tours.
China is taking efforts to protect its environment
Local governments adhere to the incorporation of environmental protection, cultural heritage, and premium-grade development for the betterment of cultural tourism projects across the Yellow River. The city's Yellow River Delta National Wildlife Refuge has turned out to be an essential stopover site in the winter for migratory birds in recent years due to the local government's non-stop efforts to rehabilitate the ecological environment. The number of bird species inhabiting the wetlands has increased from 187 species in 1992 to 371 species in 2022, with a total bird population of about 3 to 4 million, attracting many tourists. I am fascinated. Dongying is now the world's largest breeding ground for a rare migratory bird, the oriental white stork.
Migratory Birds tourism is growing in India
India is a huge center for migratory birds, with a staggeringly vast and varied landscape and weather conditions that keep migratory birds there for months. A large number of different migratory birds stay on its territory. Winter is the perfect time for migratory birds to migrate from cold to warm climates.
Many birds come to India in winter. Birds visit India from Europe and Africa. There are also local immigrants who move from the north to the south of the country. And then there are the highland migrants, who move from the high mountainous areas to the lower plains across India.
Various touring companies have also started offering packaged tours that follow the trail of these migratory birds due to the increasing interest of travelers in bird watching making India the upcoming tourist destination for migratory birds tourism.
Online Booking is More Preferred by Tourists
The online booking channel is favored by most tourists as the use of the internet has grown tremendously in recent times. This gives the traveler convenience of booking specific tours along with the additional information required. Also, migratory routes are often away from human settlements and pre-booking makes it easy for tourists to plan their journey which is done online mode.
The popularity of Ornithology Tourism among middle-aged People Will Remain High
The average age of the traveler is 50 years. While 35-55 years is the age group having the most number of tourists. The number of migratory bird tourists will remain high among middle-aged people and seniors as they have time and capacity to spend bird watching.
Older bird watchers remain the primary target group, but the market is slowly changing. More and more millennials are interested in bird-watching tourism. This is partly due to the growing awareness of sustainability issues, especially in relation to the importance of biodiversity across generations.
Birders are unaware of the migratory routes
As most of the population isn’t aware of the migratory routes and destinations of the birds, they tend to opt for packaged tours which provide them with every facility needed to visit an unknown and new destination like accommodation, food, and others.
Leading players in the market are coming up with new strategies to improve the migratory bird tourism sector. There has also been a rise in the number of tour providers which provide tours that are specifically designed for bird watching. The providers are taking constant efforts to increase their reach in every part of the world.
For instance:
Bird Quest Tours has arranged numerous private guided birding tours and extensions for individuals, couples, small groups of friends, clubs, and societies, and even for other bird tour operators. If travelers are unable to go on standard tours, they can choose these tailor-made options.
| Attribute | Details |
|---|---|
| Forecast Period | 2022 to 2032 |
| Historical Data Available for | 2017 to 2021 |
| Market Analysis | USD billion for Value |
| Key Regions Covered | North America; Latin America; Europe; East Asia; South Asia; Oceania & Middle East and Africa(MEA) |
| Key Countries Covered | USA, Canada, Brazil, Mexico, Argentina, Colombia Germany, United Kingdom, France, Italy, Russia, South Africa, Turkey, United Arab Emirates(UAE), Egypt, Jordan China, Japan, South Korea, India, Thailand, Malaysia, Indonesia, Philippines, Cambodia, Vietnam Australia & New Zealand. |
| Key Segments Covered | Bird Type, tour duration, Booking channel, tourist type, tour type, and Region. |
| Key Companies Profiled |
India Bird Watching; Junglelore Pvt Ltd; Yatra.com; Travel Tour World; National Geographic Partners; Shikhar Travels; Ranthambore natoinal park.com; Toehold Travel; Himalaya Birding; Nature trip |
| Report Coverage | Market Forecast, Company Share Analysis, Competition Intelligence, Drivers, Restraints, Opportunities and Threats Analysis, Market Dynamics and Challenges, and Strategic Growth Initiatives |
| Customization & Pricing | Available upon Request |
The current Migratory Birds Tourism market has reached a valuation of US$ 12 Billion in 2022.
Growing awareness about sustainability among travelers and increasing interests of people towards bird watching and exploring new species of birds are the key trends driving Migratory Birds Tourism.
The leading players in the migratory bird tourism market are Junglelore Pvt Ltd, Yatra.com, Travel Tour World, National Geographic Partners, LLC, Shikhar Travels, Ranthambore national park.com, and Toehold Travel, and Himalaya Birding among others.
1. Executive Summary | Migratory Birds Tourism Market
1.1. Global Market Outlook
1.1.1. Who Is Travelling?
1.1.2. How Much Do They Spend?
1.1.3. Direct Contribution of Tourism To GDP
1.1.4. Direct Contribution of Tourism To Employment
1.2. Tourism Evolution Analysis
1.3. FMI Analysis and Recommendations
2. Market Introduction
2.1. Total Spending (US$ Billion) and Forecast (2022 to 2032)
2.2. Number of Migratory Birds Travelers (Billion) and Forecast (2022 to 2032)
2.3. Total Spending Y-o-Y Growth Projections (2022 to 2032)
2.4. Number of Migratory Birds Travelers Y-o-Y Growth Projections
3. Global Tourism Industry Analysis
3.1. Tourism Industry Overview
3.1.1. Travel & Tourism Industry Contribution To Global GDP
3.1.1.1. Business Spending v/s Leisure Spending
3.1.1.2. Domestic v/s Foreign
3.1.1.3. Direct, Indirect, and Induced
3.1.2. Travel Sector Contribution To Global Overall Employment
3.1.3. Travel & Tourism Growth Rate
3.1.4. Foreign Visitor Exports As Percentage of Total Exports
3.1.5. Capital Investment In Travel & Tourism Industry
3.1.6. Different Components of Travel & Tourism
3.1.7. Global Tourism Industry Outlook
3.1.7.1. Cultural Tourism
3.1.7.2. Culinary Tourism
3.1.7.3. Eco/Sustainable Tourism
3.1.7.4. Sports Tourism
3.1.7.5. Spiritual Tourism
3.1.7.6. Wellness Tourism
3.1.7.7. Others
4. Market Dynamics
4.1. Market Drivers & Opportunities
4.1.1. Increasing awareness among people about sustainability
4.1.2. as a part of Wildlife Photography
5. Market Background
5.1. Top 10 Migratory Birds Market Companies
5.2. Macro-Economic Factors
5.2.1. Global GDP Growth Outlook
5.2.2. Global Industry Value Added
5.2.3. Global Consumer Spending Outlook
5.2.4. Global Direct contribution of Travel & Tourism to GDP
5.2.5. Global Visitor Exports and International Tourist Arrivals
5.2.6. Capital Investment In Travel & Tourism
5.2.7. Top Tourism Spending Countries
5.3. Forecast Factors - Relevance & Impact
6. Categorizing of Sector 2021
6.1. Introduction/ Key Findings
6.2. Current Market Analysis By Bird type(% of Demand)
6.2.1. Greater Flamingo
6.2.2. Artic tern
6.2.3. Siberian Crane
6.2.4. Great White Pelican
6.2.5. others
6.3. Current Market Analysis By Tour Duration (% of Demand)
6.3.1. 1-3 days
6.3.2. 4-6 days
6.3.3. 7 days and more
6.4. Current Market Analysis By Booking Channel (% of Demand)
6.4.1. Phone Booking
6.4.2. Online Booking
6.4.3. Direct Booking
6.5. Current Market Analysis By Tourist Type (% of Demand)
6.5.1. Domestic
6.5.2. International
6.6. Current Market Analysis By Tour Type (% of Demand)
6.6.1. Independent Traveller
6.6.2. Tour Group
6.6.3. Package Traveller
6.7. Current Market Analysis By Age Group (% of Demand)
6.7.1. 15-25 Years
6.7.2. 26-35 Years
6.7.3. 36-45 Years
6.7.4. 46-55 Years
6.7.5. 56-65 Years
6.7.6. 66-75 Years
6.8. Current Market Analysis By Region (% of Demand)
6.8.1. North America
6.8.2. Latin America
6.8.3. Europe
6.8.4. East Asia
6.8.5. South Asia
6.8.6. Oceania
6.8.7. Middle East and Africa(MEA)
6.9. Key Findings, By Each Category
7. Categorizing of North America Sector 2021
7.1. Introduction/ Key Findings
7.2. Current Market Analysis By Bird type(% of Demand)
7.2.1. Greater Flamingo
7.2.2. Artic tern
7.2.3. Siberian Crane
7.2.4. Great White Pelican
7.2.5. others
7.3. Current Market Analysis By Tour Duration (% of Demand)
7.3.1. 1-3 days
7.3.2. 4-6 days
7.3.3. 7 days and more
7.4. Current Market Analysis By Booking Channel (% of Demand)
7.4.1. Phone Booking
7.4.2. Online Booking
7.4.3. Direct Booking
7.5. Current Market Analysis By Tourist Type (% of Demand)
7.5.1. Domestic
7.5.2. International
7.6. Current Market Analysis By Tour Type (% of Demand)
7.6.1. Independent Traveller
7.6.2. Tour Group
7.6.3. Package Traveller
7.7. Current Market Analysis By Age Group (% of Demand)
7.7.1. 15-25 Years
7.7.2. 26-35 Years
7.7.3. 36-45 Years
7.7.4. 46-55 Years
7.7.5. 56-65 Years
7.7.6. 66-75 Years
7.8. Current Market Analysis By Country (% of Demand)
7.8.1. US
7.8.2. Canada
7.9. Key Findings, By Each Category
8. Categorizing of Latin America Sector 2021
8.1. Introduction/ Key Findings
8.2. Current Market Analysis By Bird type(% of Demand)
8.2.1. Greater Flamingo
8.2.2. Artic tern
8.2.3. Siberian Crane
8.2.4. Great White Pelican
8.2.5. others
8.3. Current Market Analysis By Tour Duration (% of Demand)
8.3.1. 1-3 days
8.3.2. 4-6 days
8.3.3. 7 days and more
8.4. Current Market Analysis By Booking Channel (% of Demand)
8.4.1. Phone Booking
8.4.2. Online Booking
8.4.3. Direct Booking
8.5. Current Market Analysis By Tourist Type (% of Demand)
8.5.1. Domestic
8.5.2. International
8.6. Current Market Analysis By Tour Type (% of Demand)
8.6.1. Independent Traveller
8.6.2. Tour Group
8.6.3. Package Traveller
8.7. Current Market Analysis By Age Group (% of Demand)
8.7.1. 15-25 Years
8.7.2. 26-35 Years
8.7.3. 36-45 Years
8.7.4. 46-55 Years
8.7.5. 56-65 Years
8.7.6. 66-75 Years
8.8. Current Market Analysis By Country (% of Demand)
8.8.1. Brazil
8.8.2. Mexico
8.8.3. Argentina
8.8.4. Colombia
8.8.5. Rest of Latin America
8.9. Key Findings, By Each Category
9. Categorizing of Europe Sector 2021
9.1. Introduction/ Key Findings
9.2. Current Market Analysis By Bird type(% of Demand)
9.2.1. Greater Flamingo
9.2.2. Artic tern
9.2.3. Siberian Crane
9.2.4. Great White Pelican
9.2.5. others
9.3. Current Market Analysis By Tour Duration (% of Demand)
9.3.1. 1-3 days
9.3.2. 4-6 days
9.3.3. 7 days and more
9.4. Current Market Analysis By Booking Channel (% of Demand)
9.4.1. Phone Booking
9.4.2. Online Booking
9.4.3. Direct Booking
9.5. Current Market Analysis By Tourist Type (% of Demand)
9.5.1. Domestic
9.5.2. International
9.6. Current Market Analysis By Tour Type (% of Demand)
9.6.1. Independent Traveler
9.6.2. Tour Group
9.6.3. Package Traveler
9.7. Current Market Analysis By Age Group (% of Demand)
9.7.1. 15-25 Years
9.7.2. 26-35 Years
9.7.3. 36-45 Years
9.7.4. 46-55 Years
9.7.5. 56-65 Years
9.7.6. 66-75 Years
9.8. Current Market Analysis By Country (% of Demand)
9.8.1. Germany
9.8.2. Russia
9.8.3. France
9.8.4. Italy
9.8.5. United Kingdom
9.8.6. Rest of Europe
9.9. Key Findings, By Each Category
10. Categorizing of East Asia Sector 2021
10.1. Introduction/ Key Findings
10.2. Current Market Analysis By Bird type(% of Demand)
10.2.1. Greater Flamingo
10.2.2. Artic tern
10.2.3. Siberian Crane
10.2.4. Great White Pelican
10.2.5. others
10.3. Current Market Analysis By Tour Duration (% of Demand)
10.3.1. 1-3 days
10.3.2. 4-6 days
10.3.3. 7 days and more
10.4. Current Market Analysis By Booking Channel (% of Demand)
10.4.1. Phone Booking
10.4.2. Online Booking
10.4.3. Direct Booking
10.5. Current Market Analysis By Tourist Type (% of Demand)
10.5.1. Domestic
10.5.2. International
10.6. Current Market Analysis By Tour Type (% of Demand)
10.6.1. Independent Traveler
10.6.2. Tour Group
10.6.3. Package Traveler
10.7. Current Market Analysis By Age Group (% of Demand)
10.7.1. 15-25 Years
10.7.2. 26-35 Years
10.7.3. 36-45 Years
10.7.4. 46-55 Years
10.7.5. 56-65 Years
10.7.6. 66-75 Years
10.8. Current Market Analysis By Country (% of Demand)
10.8.1. China
10.8.2. Japan
10.8.3. South Korea
10.9. Key Findings, By Each Category
11. Categorizing of South Asia Sector 2021
11.1. Introduction/ Key Findings
11.2. Current Market Analysis By Bird type(% of Demand)
11.2.1. Greater Flamingo
11.2.2. Artic tern
11.2.3. Siberian Crane
11.2.4. Great White Pelican
11.2.5. others
11.3. Current Market Analysis By Tour Duration (% of Demand)
11.3.1. 1-3 days
11.3.2. 4-6 days
11.3.3. 7 days and more
11.4. Current Market Analysis By Booking Channel (% of Demand)
11.4.1. Phone Booking
11.4.2. Online Booking
11.4.3. Direct Booking
11.5. Current Market Analysis By Tourist Type (% of Demand)
11.5.1. Domestic
11.5.2. International
11.6. Current Market Analysis By Tour Type (% of Demand)
11.6.1. Independent Traveller
11.6.2. Tour Group
11.6.3. Package Traveller
11.7. Current Market Analysis By Age Group (% of Demand)
11.7.1. 15-25 Years
11.7.2. 26-35 Years
11.7.3. 36-45 Years
11.7.4. 46-55 Years
11.7.5. 56-65 Years
11.7.6. 66-75 Years
11.8. Current Market Analysis By Country (% of Demand)
11.8.1. India
11.8.2. Malaysia
11.8.3. Indonesia
11.8.4. Thailand
11.8.5. Philippines
11.8.6. Cambodia
11.8.7. Vietnam
11.8.8. Rest of SA
11.9. Key Findings, By Each Category
12. Categorizing of Oceania Sector 2021
12.1. Introduction/ Key Findings
12.2. Current Market Analysis By Bird type(% of Demand)
12.2.1. Greater Flamingo
12.2.2. Artic tern
12.2.3. Siberian Crane
12.2.4. Great White Pelican
12.2.5. others
12.3. Current Market Analysis By Tour Duration (% of Demand)
12.3.1. 1-3 days
12.3.2. 4-6 days
12.3.3. 7 days and more
12.4. Current Market Analysis By Booking Channel (% of Demand)
12.4.1. Phone Booking
12.4.2. Online Booking
12.4.3. Direct Booking
12.5. Current Market Analysis By Tourist Type (% of Demand)
12.5.1. Domestic
12.5.2. International
12.6. Current Market Analysis By Tour Type (% of Demand)
12.6.1. Independent Traveller
12.6.2. Tour Group
12.6.3. Package Traveller
12.7. Current Market Analysis By Age Group (% of Demand)
12.7.1. 15-25 Years
12.7.2. 26-35 Years
12.7.3. 36-45 Years
12.7.4. 46-55 Years
12.7.5. 56-65 Years
12.7.6. 66-75 Years
12.8. Current Market Analysis By Country (% of Demand)
12.8.1. Australia
12.8.2. New Zealand
12.9. Key Findings, By Each Category
13. Categorizing of Middle East and Africa Sector 2021
13.1. Introduction/ Key Findings
13.2. Current Market Analysis By Bird type(% of Demand)
13.2.1. Greater Flamingo
13.2.2. Artic tern
13.2.3. Siberian Crane
13.2.4. Great White Pelican
13.2.5. Others
13.3. Current Market Analysis By Tour Duration (% of Demand)
13.3.1. 1-3 days
13.3.2. 4-6 days
13.3.3. 7 days and more
13.4. Current Market Analysis By Booking Channel (% of Demand)
13.4.1. Phone Booking
13.4.2. Online Booking
13.4.3. Direct Booking
13.5. Current Market Analysis By Tourist Type (% of Demand)
13.5.1. Domestic
13.5.2. International
13.6. Current Market Analysis By Tour Type (% of Demand)
13.6.1. Independent Traveler
13.6.2. Tour Group
13.6.3. Package Traveler
13.7. Current Market Analysis By Age Group (% of Demand)
13.7.1. 15-25 Years
13.7.2. 26-35 Years
13.7.3. 36-45 Years
13.7.4. 46-55 Years
13.7.5. 56-65 Years
13.7.6. 66-75 Years
13.8. Current Market Analysis By Country (% of Demand)
13.8.1. Turkey
13.8.2. South Africa
13.8.3. UAE
13.8.4. Egypt
13.8.5. Jordan
13.8.6. Rest of Middle East and Africa(MEA)
13.9. Key Findings, By Each Category
14. Competition Analysis
14.1. Competition Dashboard
14.2. Competition Benchmarking
14.3. Competition Deep Dive
14.3.1. India Bird Watching
14.3.1.1. Overview
14.3.1.2. Service Portfolio
14.3.1.3. Strategy Overview/campaigns
14.3.2. Junglelore Pvt Ltd
14.3.2.1. Overview
14.3.2.2. Service Portfolio
14.3.2.3. Strategy Overview/campaigns
14.3.3. Yatra.com
14.3.3.1. Overview
14.3.3.2. Service Portfolio
14.3.3.3. Strategy Overview/campaigns
14.3.4. Travel Tour World
14.3.4.1. Overview
14.3.4.2. Service Portfolio
14.3.4.3. Strategy Overview/campaigns
14.3.5. National Geographic Partners
14.3.5.1. Overview
14.3.5.2. Service Portfolio
14.3.5.3. Strategy Overview/campaigns
14.3.6. Shikhar Travels
14.3.6.1. Overview
14.3.6.2. Service Portfolio
14.3.6.3. Strategy Overview/campaigns
14.3.7. Ranthambore natoinal park.com
14.3.7.1. Overview
14.3.7.2. Service Portfolio
14.3.7.3. Strategy Overview/campaigns
14.3.8. Toehold Travel
14.3.8.1. Overview
14.3.8.2. Service Portfolio
14.3.8.3. Strategy Overview/campaigns
14.3.9. Himalaya Birding
14.3.9.1. Overview
14.3.9.2. Service Portfolio
14.3.9.3. Strategy Overview/campaigns
14.4. Nature trip Social Media Platforms Preferred
14.4.1. Facebook
14.4.2. YouTube
14.4.3. Instagram
14.4.4. Twitter
14.4.5. LinkedIn
14.4.6. Pinterest
14.4.7. Google+
14.4.8. Others
14.5. Perceptions on the Proposed Migratory Birds Sector Tour Package
14.6. Consumer Perception for Destinations On Social Media Platforms-Positive and Negative Mentions
14.7. Trending #Hashtags
14.8. Social Media Platform Mentions (% of Total Mentions)
14.9. Region-Wise Social Media Mentions (% of Total Mentions)
14.10. Trending Subject Titles
15. Assumptions and Acronyms Used
16. Research Methodology
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