Proposition n°1"Klimakonferenz" - Les SES dans l`Académie de

BACCALAURÉAT - SESSION 2014 - DNL SES - ANGLAIS
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THEME : Quels sont les fondements du commerce international et de
l’internationalisation de la production ?
SUJET: INTERNATIONAL TRADE CHANGES
Source : Manfredi Lefebvre D’Ovidio, European Cruise Council (ECC),
Contribution of Cruise Tourism to the Economies of Europe. 2012 Edition p8
http://www.lighthouse-foundation.org/index.php?id=112&L=1
An overview of the importance of the European cruise industry
Despite the global economic crisis, the cruising industry continues to show steady growth.
The number of people who chose a cruise holiday in Europe has more than doubled in the
past decade to over 5.6 million; the sector attracted almost a million passengers from outside
Europe. The report shows the industry generated €36.7 bn of goods and services in Europe,
and increased its European bookings by 9 per cent over 2010 to command 30 per cent of the
global market. It generates employment for more than 315,000 people across Europe.
Source : Manfredi Lefebvre D’Ovidio, European Cruise Council (ECC),
Contribution of Cruise Tourism to the Economies of Europe. 2012 Edition
http://www.lighthouse-foundation.org/index.php?id=112&L=1
1. What is the impact of the cruise sector on European countries?
2. Why does the cruising industry have such a growth?
3. What are the benefits of tourism for a country, for the consumers, and for factories?
RAPPEL
20 minutes de préparation; oral : 10 minutes sur le document et 10 minutes d’entretien