Andy,
Thanks for taking the tourism idea seriously, and I totally see your point on making it more than just the airport.
We could have a whole class of corps that are designed to build the tourism sector. Besides just Hotel & Resort Corps, we could have Marina Corps, Bar & Nightclub Corps, Casino Corps, and even Fine Dining Corps (Maybe even an upgrade to Cattle farms and Spice corps to make them "Restaurant Quality"). Maybe you could model it on the military system? Instead of Weapon Upgrades, make them Food Quality Upgrades.
You could also model Tourist Districts on the Military Bases system. Buy the Tourist District (Base) and add Hotels, Restaurants and Attractions, like you add Army, Navy and Air with Brigades, Divisions and Battalions representing different sizes and quality from a Super-Bellagio to a road side Motel-6.
Wow, now I'm excited about it.... adds a whole different
I agree that the airport link to the air transport corporation was not a great choice in the first place but it had reasons. It is a major change if we want to do it differently.
On the other hand, adding corporations that are related to vacation (we have one), and going out, free time, etc. is easier.
we are planning some new types of corporations and these could be part of them.
If airports are hard linked to one of the only two corporations in that domain, it is a problem.
If we have 5 more types of corporations in that same part of the game, the problem becomes much smaller.
The game news in the coming weeks will start describing the new products and services we intend to add to Simcountry.
P
Perival Lovacore
All worlds
Sorry Andy, I presently don't have a Corporation in such a High Tax country to test with. I based my question on what Christos stated in the OP. Though I do have Air Transport Corporations in Free countries and do not relish the thought of a 75% tax jerk moving in and not being able to do much about it. I certainly don't want to pay them a fee, that would add insult to injury...
Perhaps Christos has current info on it?
i like theses ideas then it will be very realistic since alot of countries do that in real even 3 world 2 world and 1 world countries
Well, for example my corporation NAI Public CCC Air Trans in the United Kingdom of Torason in LU is stuck in a 50% tax country and I can't do anything about it. In the past I did have air trans corps in 75% countries as well, which I chose to shut down and pay for.
sorry to hear that and i meant about the tourism look at dubia they got a lot of tourism
just ran into that myself
From Volvo's post above:
Andy: in real life, aviation industry works in this form: a country make an airport, then the airlines use the terminals.
KLM use Schipol, the airline doesn't make EHAM (Schipol).
I propose a form that the Government of the country build the airport, then CEOs can open a air transport corporation in that country. If the CEO leave the air transport corporation, the airport can remain in the country as an asset, just like the Space centers works.
+1
I don't see that there is any problem requiring a solution. An air transport corp is the holding company for an airport. It's not realistic for an airport to be moved from one country to another.
As an alternative, there is already a feature for changing the corp type to produce a different product. The idea behind that is that the holding company can get out of the airport business and into a different industry. That restructuring has a one-time cost of 1 gold coin. I believe the airport would stay in the country, presumably with the government serving as its new operator.
That means that half of what Volvo suggested is already implemented. Business is risky. Maybe opening or buying an air transport corp is a big risk. But that problem isn't so big that it requires any additional coding.
@hyny sometimes pres can't or won't. SOme presidents just like screwing with the CEO's which I don't get CEO's are helpful to a country