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i think new developments in travel will create a smooth travel from the start to the end for all. With mobile phones and airports using the facial recognition technology, i believe in 20 years, train stations, shipping terminals etc. will also use the facial recognition technology to ensure a fast and smooth travel for all.

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green sustainability, hygiene, reliable health system

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by lowering carbon emissions. the hotel industry, which is a major contributor to carbon emissions, has to lower their emissions by a certain percentage by 2030 and 2050. Hilton, which an American multinational hospitality company that manages and franchises a broad portfolio of hotels and resorts, has pledged to bring its properties in line with the carbon reductions outlined in the Paris Climate Agreement.

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I feel like the future of technology might change into one where vehicles are no longer fuel based but electric based. Maybe the manpower required in the aviation industry might also decrease significantly

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The amount of Carbon emission from the automobile industry would decrease. There might be more green ways of travel

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The future of travel would be drastically different with current development of technology. With facial recognition being utilised in today's world we could possibly see a time where the entire world has a database of everyone's faces and passports would be redundant as a simple scan could give all the information that is needed from the system.
Even within countries, travelling from one state to another could be done in a matter of minutes. Time efficient.

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The planet's natural resources are limited and we would no doubt have to look in renewable energy sources for future travels.

With the current pandemic and how it has struck nearly every countries economy, travelling will definitely become much more hygienic and clean.

another factor could be conflict within countries or between countries.

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I think the future of technology will likely be one of automation with few people actually driving the vehicle. Technology such as driverless car would likely become a part of our daily lives. The labour market in the technology sectors will also drastically change as we steer towards having more technicians who specialises workers working on furthering technological advancements and maintaining the vehicles.

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The energy source would be one of renewable energy and one that would reduce carbon emmissions.

However carbon emmissions is not the only main harmful effect that travelling brings about. When travelling to have a more convenient and efficient travel, many tourists resort to using plastic bottles or packet their food in disposable plastic containers. This increases plastic usage and results in more adverse environmental impacts. Especially when tourists visit rural areas

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How far technology has advanced, society's willingness to accept new technology and adapt to changes in lifestyle, comfort, hygiene, safety, convinience, cost

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Regarding the future of travel, I do think that we will come up with many more clean fuel sources for our vehicles, such as that of electricity / hydrogen fuel cells. Another interesting area we could look into the development of is biofuel, which could serve as a method of "recycling" our waste to fuel our vehicles. What we need to be cautious about is that we need to ensure that we are actually solving the problems, not just pushing the issue upstream and essentially "sweeping it under the rug". Case in point: Electric cars are a good alternative to petroleum fuelled cars, but they will still contribute heavily to emissions if the electricity being used to power these vehicles is sourced from a fossil fuel power plant.

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I think other factors that will greatly affect the way we travel in the future will be the relative costs of these modalities of travel/fuel sources. If fossil fuels remain far cheaper relative to these green alternatives, it is obvious that people would opt for the cheaper option, especially in the developing nations (eg. India and China, 2 of which have huge consumer populations and contribute greatly to emissions)

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I think 1 way that tourism will be made more sustainable is through the transport of people from place to place having less ecological footprint, as well as tourists themselves being more environmentally responsible, and aware of the impacts of their consumption habits.

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poornima 07/22

I think that current limitation of the mode of transportation we see today would have definitely improved as the people began to focus on more innovative mode of transport. A factor to take in when thinking about modes of transport would also be how green they are for the environment

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sustainability, convenience, efficiency of travel, how hygienic is truly is and cost of such comforts

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In terms of transport and travelling to different place through air and/or sea, it will be more convenient and more sustainable. Consumption habits of tourist will also drastically change as they become more aware of the the environment and look for more sustainable and biodiversity friendly tourist attractions to look at instead.

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In the future I feel like the international travel will be even more convenient, for example, planes can be displaced by a faster transportation that could send anyone to any place they want.

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One of the factors may be the level of technology on transportation and alternative energy, which can potentially make travels more affordable and convenient.

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It will be far more environmentally-friendly than today, perhaps with all electric public transport options, but more privately-owned vehicles will likely be electric as technology improves and electric vehicles become cheaper. Overseas travel may likely be more open than it is today, as more and more countries start opening up again and as more countries improve foreign relations internationally, more passports become more powerful, and we will have a greater ability to travel around the world as more countries open their doors to Singapore, and other countries.

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Technology. A new form of transport that could perhaps be as innovative or unthinkable as the internet could be invented that may make traveling internationally or domestically different. I also think that the question of environmental friendliness is another factor. There's a growing sentiment among the youth today about caring for the Earth, so as more people opt for greener options, including the way we travel, companies and governments will have to adapt. They will likely change our travel methods to be more environmentally friendly and we might end up riding on electric buses instead of gas buses in the future, or we may no longer see as many private cars on the road as people opt to walk or cycle instead.

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Tourists themselves are likely to be more environmentally responsible as more people get educated on the implications of destroying our environment, opting for more environmentally friendly options when abroad, like choosing a hotel that uses a shower and not a bathtub, or always dining out instead of ordering takeout. Airlines will most definitely have greener airplanes as in the future, technology is likely to develop to the point where clean fuel will become cheaper than fossil fuels. Furthermore, airlines will likely try to cater to tourists by opting for greener options so that they can market themselves as a green airline, making air travel more sustainable.

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I think it will be on a more eco-friendly way of traveling that reduces the carbon footprint and generate less waste as a tourist. This can be achieved by an alternative energy and a greener style of traveling.

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due to Singapore’s lack of space, space is definitely a limiting factor hindering out development in our future transport systems. however I think that this limit can be seen as a stepping stone to designing unique transportation systems that are not limited to space which will definitely be a huge advancement in global technology and innovation.

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Honestly I think it will be about the same except maybe a bit quieter. This may sound crazy but our transportation is already very advanced and it would be very hard and pricey to come up with any mind blowing improvements like flying or something. To be realistic it will probably be the same but all buses will maybe have solar panels as installing them is also expensive I think

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Factors that affect the way we travel will definitely the population. As si galore is already very small there is limited land space ans still the government plans to increase the population even further this would force them to not only make space to build houses causing roads and travel routes to be smaller as well as the increase of public transport and we may also no longer see private transport and everyone would travel by public transport as the prices to own a private vehicle will skyrocket

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i think the future of travel will be more advanced with the improvements in technology where the travel duration would be greatly reduced as compared to now. instead of using fingerprint recognition at airports, facial recognition might be used instead and there would also be more robots serving us instead of having people serving us

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i believe that it is difficult to predict what travel will look like as unexpected developments or setbacks in transport may occur. however, i do hope that it will be more efficient, accessible and convenient for all. transport may also still remain as it is right now without much further changes but possibly with some better features such as a shorter travel time.

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I don't really get the question but maybe in the future through extensive and prolonged government messages and warning it would slowly change the habits of tourists to allow them to be more self conscious in the way they consume. Furthermore in the future I guess things would be more sustainable also using solar energy to power hotels for tourists or to power their attractions and tourists sports. However I think that even if there is a change in sustainability it would not be much as ultimately all companies care about is profits and no one cares about the environment so I think that that only the tourist behaviour and government efforts will allow tourism to be more sustainable

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society's acceptance to these new technology, sustainability of travel, amount of resources available

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by reducing carbon emissions and being more responsible for the environment

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i believe that the future of travel would be one that involves much more AI technology, whether it be for self driving cars or to detect potential dangers, reducing the need for manpower

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the country’s budget, new policies and developments in technology

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reduced carbon emissions, individual awareness on the impact they are having on the environment, more electric vehicles

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I think that after 20 years, every form of transportation will be able to travel faster and become greener. New technologies may be invented which enable all kinds of transportation to reduce the green house gases emitted. However, the form of transportation may still remain the same.

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The amount of limited resources, technology, imagination, the responses from the public.

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According to vintage childhood cartoons and movies like The Jetsons and Tomorrowland, the future of travel is often exaggerated to be that of whimsical flying cars, sleek electromagnetic trains and jet packs that can whisk people away to their desired destinations. This of course is an ideation based off humanity’s idealised imagination of an “almost magical” transportation system. Whilst fun and exciting, it would probably take a few hundreds of years or perhaps never for such inventions to come our way so soon. I personally think that the future of travel may not be something so drastic and dramatic but rather different in terms of subtle details like its eco-friendly functions that can attune to our current environment. The future of travel would likely be one that is sustainable, green and convenient. As of now, most transportation systems should thrive to improve to be more environmentally-friendly, since climate change is an issue of major importance that has to be addressed first.

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In geography lessons, we are often taught the negative and positive effects the surrounding environment of a tourist attraction can have on tourists’ impressions and experiences of the place. It is quite obviously evident that the more environmentally sustainable tourist attractions would oftentimes grasp the attention of curious tourists. I believe that tourism should be more sustainable as not only would it grab the attention of tourists, but more importantly, it would be very beneficial towards the environment in the long run. The environmental problems that come with tourism are usually heavy carbon footprint and litter. In future, with the improvement of transportation, I believe that heavy carbon footprint can be resolved through use of eco-friendly transportation techniques like electric cars or solar powered vehicles in developed countries. However, touching on the issue of litter, this may be the case due to tourists’ disregard of care towards the tourist attraction they are in perhaps due to the fact that it is simply “not their country”. In my opinion, I believe this can be solved through educating the public about promoting a gracious society.

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whether we even have enough resources to continue developing and whether transport will be sustainable

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travel would involve using less carbon emissions than now. perhaps we would have found a way to make airplane flights have a lower carbon footprint

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I believe that the future of transportation will be one that is entirely privatised. As much as we hate to admit it, the grip that corporations have on us is firm, and no matter how much the government tries to push the use public transportation, people will always buy cars. This is evident as seen locally, where there are still nearly a million cars in the road, although our MRT and bus system is so advanced and extensive. However, I do think that the same cultural differences in transportation throughout the globe will remain, such as the prevalence of cycling in Scandinavian countries, and long haul trucks in the USA.

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In the future there might be more lower carbon emission planes and transportation. The decrease of the amount of carbon footprint each person acts on the tourist site can effectively lowered the total carbon emission as well. Therefore making tourism more sustainable.

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Climate change will definitely impact our forms of travel in the future. I do not know if manufacturers really care much about reducing their carbon footprint, but I do hope that governments and the UN will impose harsher restrictions on the carbon emissions of vehicles. This is a step that MUST be taken.

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i believe that in 20 years, many advancements will be made in travel. I hope that first and foremost, one of these would be the discovery of cleaner fuel sources that do not rely on fossil fuels, and more on electricity instead. Other advancements would be factors like making travel more accessible by finding ways to reduce the cost of production and therefore the price of plane tickets, as well as ways to strengthen security while also making the boarding system more effective and quick. With the rate at which technology is advancing, I believe that travel has leaps and bounds to advance

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i think the future of travel will be more advanced with the help of artificial intelligence (help to clean/ sanitise/ disinfect) and to help with SMM, as well as to increase security and safety within the airports and airplanes to help travel become more safe and high-tech

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I think that the COVID 19 pandemic has taught many of us that we do not need to travel as much as we do. The slowdown in the number of flights over the course of the pandemic has definitely increased sustainability. The rise of low carbon emission travelling such as backpacking is also an option for sustainable travel. Finally, the development of new innovations to reduce waste while travelling also helps people be more sustainable. This includes inventions like the scrubba wash which allows campers to efficiently wash their clothes without electricity. This not only reduces the use of electricity, but also lets people use fewer clothes, consuming less overall. Other such inventions also exist.

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hygiene, comfort, convenience

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In the future, I believe that with improved technology and availability of more resources, there will be greater possibility of reducing carbon emissions, making the generation of electricity to be more sustainable and green. And of course, in turn, ways of tourism will too be more green. Aeroplanes may be consuming greener sources of energy, and other forms of transports will also be of greener sources.

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07/22
i feel that future travel will be by air mainly, less time consuming and more convenient

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i feel that future travel will be one with self driving vehicles , more convenient and less time consuming

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I think that some factors of travel are its affordability, convenience, and its impact on the environment.

Cheaper plane ticket costs enables consumers to have the ability to afford them and enables them to travel, while having a higher level of convenience enables people to be able to travel with less fuss, and less time needed to plan their trip, flight timings, etc.

With the growing sentiment among people these days on the effect of global warming and its importance, I believe that it wil lalso be able factor and some may choose to opt out of travelling or push for cleaner energy sources before being willing to travel

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i think that some ways would be finding a cleaner energy sources to reduce carbon emissions and the effect on the environment

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sustainability , cost

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reducing carbon emissions, more green ways of travelling

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in my opinion , there will be more eco friendly cars available for users such as electric cars powered by electricity, which reduces the use of fossil fuel that is a finite good.

in terms of travelling overseas, hydrogen has emerged as a potential saviour for polluting industries like aviation.airplanes will be more environmentally friendly, making fewer harmful emissions, being quieter and cheaper. we may also see space improvements such as double-decker economy seats that promise more space for riders, paired with increased capacity for the airline

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Ultra-long distance air travel is a great example of how new technological developments have enabled greater connectivity across the globe to support the growing demand for travel. The latest generation of passenger aircraft are built using advanced composite materials and can fly ultra-long distances without having to stop to refuel.

With the rising concern of environmental issues, future transport may also focus on using more eco-friendly energy source that help minimize the environmental impact. More to use electricity cars, for example.

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i think tourism will be more sustainable as people will tend to prefer slow travel and would enjoy and travel among nature even more, reducing their use of resources in the city, making travel more sustainable

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How we act now may affect our future tourism. If we do not protect the environment now, the greenery may be destroyed in no time. Which means that many tourist spot may be destroyed and the demand for tourism may decrease by a lot.

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Growth in nation’s economy, average income change that leads to a change in consumer behavior. One may give the comfort level as the first priority when one plan to travel, instead of the cost.

Relationships between countries are also somewhat a big factor.

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I think we will be able to achieve very long distance travel in the future, such as ditching the needs for transit flights across the globe. New forms or fuel and ultra fuel efficient aircrafts will be used. Airplanes will also be equipped with complete autopilot functions to allow pilots to sleep so that they do not have to land for rest. This thus removes the need for transit flights in the future.

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I feel that advancement in technology can produce more possibilities in the future and other cooler forms of transport like teleporting or space travel. With advancement in technology space travel may be more safe and affordable, which gives more possibilities to travelling. Travelling may also be more green and energy saving.

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based on our current plans to work towards an increase in usage of electrical cars over fuel powered cars, i believe that the future of travel in 20 years would be completely electrical powered and no longer rely on traditional sources of energy

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I feel that the future of transport will be one that uses green energy alternatives like electrical sources

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Sustainable in term of environment: reducing carbon footprint by adapting a greener travel mode.
However, one tends to prior the comfort level and own interest to the collective interest on saving the environment.

Being a sustainable traveler means keeping your ecological footprint low while supporting ethical economic development in local communities affected by tourism, and respect the local culture that may somewhat affect the environment.

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I feel that in the future, travelling from one place to another will be more eco-friendly as we are currently working towards a sustainable living environment.

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I think that the availability of natural resources will affect the way we travel in the future as Earth has limited resources. The responses from the public could also affect future travel as not many people may agree with that way of traveling causing it to be ineffective.

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it will be fuelled by green energy and will be faster and more convenient

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limited resources on Earth

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changing consumption habits and reducing carbon emissions

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I think that traveling from one place to another will be more eco-friendly and will use cleaner energy, thus emitting less carbon as compared to before.

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I think that by 2040, cruise ships will be far more environmentally friendly than today’s giant ocean liners. Ship operators are now building vessels that are powered by Liquified Natural Gas (LNG). LNG is a light fossil fuel with almost no greenhouse gas emissions and this will transform cruise vacations into one of the greenest ways to travel the world.

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technological advancements, resource sustainability and environmental issues

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through the mode of transport, more fuel-efficient modes of transport will be used

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One factor would be the definition and design of tourism.For example, in the case of covid, when tourists’ behaviours and preferences have changed, tourists will be searching for new and less crowded destinations where they can worry less about COVID-19. When the destinations are safe ,traveller would be more keen to travel . Furthermore, the mode of travel must also be convenient and comfortable which would also be adjusted to tourists' new expectations and needs.

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tourism should be environmentally friendly where the tourist does not feel guilty or bad when they travel to destinations that emits huge carbon emissions.

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If I were to be optimistic, I would wish for a less transport-dependent environment, with a greater focus on walkable communities and intra-city public transport, minimising urban sprawl, helping both to minimise society's dependence on cars and reduce carbon emissions.

In our globalised world, we certainly will still need international travel, and I expect that such means will become more readily available. Electrification of our various means of travel, be it car, train, boat or plane will make reducing carbon emissions and fighting global warming easier, and bring us towards a future free from fossil fuels.

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I think that efficiency and eco-friendliness will be more pertinent in people's minds as global warming advances, as we become more aware of how our choice of transport affects the climate. Routes that are more eco-friendly, even if they are not the fastest or most convenient may become more of a norm.

As our societies urbanise, the modes of transport that become predominant will largely depend on the way that we continue to develop our cities and communities. Continuing to expand our cities post their current boundaries without thought will certainly generate a greater reliance on cars.

I think that with the progression of technology, inter-city transport will also become a greater priority to many people, and greater priority will be placed on developing new modes of transport to account for such demands (i.e. high speed rail).

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As travelling overseas becomes more environmentally friendly, tourism will become more justifiable, without the need to consider how tourism will affect the climate and our natural environment.

Awareness of the exploitative impacts of tourism has also risen, and tourists are becoming more conscious of how to treat and respect the places they visit, and to be more savvy about patronising destinations that prioritise nature and the environment, over tourist traps that exploit and mistreat their environment for economic gain.

Over the course of the pandemic, we've also learnt that it really is not necessary to travel overseas, and that we can experience much of the same within our respective countries. I think that people will look more towards staycations as a viable option to spend their holidays, which is ultimately a more long-term, sustainable way to travel and tour.

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Yanling14/22
In the future, there may be radical new inventions powered by renewable energy, solving the problems of pollution and congestion, and there may be a revolution in transport. There may be more electric vehicles drones, autonomous buses, and driveled cars in the further, allowing transportation to be more efficient and rapid.

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yanling14/22
Efficiency, sustainability, the availability of natural resources, comfort of travel, cost

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yanling 14/22
Protect the environment and not disrupt the natural world and wildlife, support local communities, avoid taking the plane and switch to more sustainable and green methods of travel and transportation.

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hygiene, safety , comfort and convenience

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The aim of sustainable tourism is to increase the benefits and to reduce the negative impacts caused by tourism . This can be achieved through protecting natural environments, wildlife and natural resources when developing and managing tourism activities.

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Really cool and environmentally friendly like bullet trains which go everywhere and cars which use alternative forms of fuel to petrol/diesel

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Gas prices, the willingness of people to adapt to new forms of transport, whether the new forms of transport are more expensive than their predecessors, convenience, whether technology continues to advance as quickly

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Airplane no longer rely on fossil fuels, cars which take tourists from one destination to another no longer use petrol/diesel, rental motorcycles/cars which are environmentally friendly or emit much less greenhouse gases. Food sold at popular tourist attractions use more veggies and meat with less carbon footprint such as chicken, fish, impossible meat etc

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I think that the future of travel will start to look more similar to those futuristic television shows we used to watch as a child, or maybe are still watching now. Shows that depict things such as flying cars, or incredibly fast subway trains, perhaps like those mentioned in Ray Bradbury's book Fahrenheit 451, which do not even give you the opportunity to admire the outside world. With society being increasingly caught up in the spiral of work and efficiency, I think it would be no surprise to find that more modes of travel would be improved and made faster in the future to satisfy most of our demands to get to and fro as quickly as possible.

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In the year 2040, there are people who speculate that tourists will probably be flying to and from the Moon on a regular basis. These trips will be unlikely to land on the lunar surface but will loop around behind the Moon before returning to Earth. Hence, i think in 20 years, we would be able to travel to places we have never been to at a more affordable price.

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sustainability, petrol prices, distance from home

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i think it will be more sustainable by bringing tourists and local communities together for mutual benefit and protecting the environment, natural resources, and wildlife.

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i think that in 20 years, there will be more eco-friendly travel options available to everyone. People are becoming more aware of vehicles' impacts on the environment and hence more companies will be looking into producing cars with less environmental impact, so perhaps we will see improved electric car designs, for example.
Furthermore, as the years pass, we see that people are increasingly concerned about time and convenience, and hence there might be self-driving vehicles that would allow people to make better use of their time they would have otherwise spent driving.

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i believe the future of travel to be one of great convenience and speed. With the upsurge of MRT and bus stations dotted around Singapore’s every corner, travel will be available for anyone, anywhere and anytime, and the need for private vehicles will soon diminish and become obsolete in Singapore. This will bring about a less traffic heavy city and clearer skies with less fumes from personal vehicles and cleaner transport with the onset of electric vehicles one can anticipate.

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- the technology and resources available
- society's population size
- society's willingness to change their current lifestyle

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The future of travel could encompass high-speed, synergized networks which expand the range of route options available for commuters.