Economic Feasibility Studies for Tourism Projects: Investment Analysis, Financial Evaluation and Strategic Decision-Making

Course Overview This course provides practical knowledge and hands-on experience in conducting comprehensive economic and financial feasibility studies for tourism projects. Participants will learn how to assess tourism market opportunities, estimate investment and operating costs, develop revenue and cash-flow projections, evaluate investment returns, and assess financial and economic risks. The course covers the complete feasibility study process, from initial project identification and market assessment to financial modelling, investment appraisal, sensitivity analysis, and final investment recommendations. Through practical exercises, tourism investment cases, real-world data, and project-based learning, participants will develop the skills required to evaluate hotels, resorts, tourism facilities, attractions, and other tourism investment projects. Suitable For • Tourism Managers and Executives • Tourism Investors and Entrepreneurs • Tourism Economists • Investment and Financial Analysts • Hotel and Hospitality Professionals • Tourism Development Professionals • Destination Planning Officers • Government and Ministry of Tourism Professionals • Project Managers • Business Consultants • Researchers and Academics • PhD and Master's Students • Graduates interested in tourism investment and feasibility analysis Course Profile Level: Professional Development Duration: Five days Delivery: Face-to-face, online or blended Approach: Practical feasibility studies, financial modelling exercises, tourism investment case studies, real-world datasets, project evaluation workshops, sensitivity analysis, and project-based learning. Entry Requirements: No formal requirements; basic knowledge of tourism, business, economics, finance, or data analysis is beneficial.