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    Bermuda experience sex tourism at a high rate and this is causing the high birth rate of illegitimate children (p. 197). The author further claims that the revelry and festival atmosphere common in such destinations during peak tourism seasons is the cause. In essence, ethno tourism exposes the behavior of a an indulgent society among individuals afflicted by needs. This suggests that the host destination translate all tourist’s practices as civilized and progressive. Ethno tourism leads to…

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    INTRODUCTION Tourism in India is in its developing stage and there are many factors which are engaged in speeding up this reaction. It has a great economic significance in our country. In India, the historical significance along with cultural and geographical diversity attracts the tourists thereby making international tourism appealable. Now, we should know why tourism in India is becoming so prevalent. There are various forms of tourism; educational and sports tourism are also some among them…

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    Disadvantages Of Ecotourism

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    Part 1 Eco Tourism Ecotourism can be defined as a type of tourism that involves responsible travel to natural areas that conserves the environment and also improves the well-being of the local people in that specific area. Ecotourism covers the aspect of an individually focused value. The term ecotourism is also sometimes referred to as “tourism with a conscious” (Goeldner and Ritchie 385). Ecotourism can greatly benefit a destination, however it can also bring dangers and limitations. When…

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    buildings like Westminster palace and their effect on strategic tourism A: History of Westminster palace and it’s social and economic effects In the UK, key focus of the tourism is on the heritage. Heritage sites in UK attract the tourists all over the world. Historic sites in the UK like Westminster palace needed to be repaired and conserved from time to time. Therefore, there are various regulations are in existence for protecting the cultural heritage sites (Timothy, 2011). As per the above…

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    Sally's Ethnographic Study

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    When asked about the role of tourism in promoting cultural awareness, Professor Sally referred to how there were many cases that she saw in the Philippines where tourism development showcased cultural practices “that were considered to be distinctive and representative of certain ethnic groups in the Philippines and so for all the people who didn’t belong to those groups, it certainly increased their awareness of those groups and enhanced their appreciation and their recognition of those…

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    roles in order to enhanced tourism development in every country, in fact both environment and tourism has interdependence relationship. Moreover, environment is also considered as an important challenge for tourism sector. There are many components lies within the relationship between tourism and environment. Which the relationship involves may be positive or even negative relationship. Specifically, environment as a stimulus to tourism, constraints to tourism, tourism impacts on environment and…

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    value and favorable opinion of a place or destination in the minds of the people by way of images, advertisements, blogs and travel diaries to promote the place and harness its tourism potential. Through destination branding people try to communicate the cultural, behavioral and aesthetic aspect of the places so that the tourism industry in the place grows and in turn helps the GDP of the country to grow as well as provide employment to local population and promote the local culture. Some…

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    Tourism is a significant contributor to nowadays economy and the largest industries worldwide. Numerous nations have developed since the nineteen century and tourism is gaining more importance as regarding to the chaining trends. The improvement of tourism has given new methods of transportation and expanded people 's chances to travel. Because of the development for transportation and infrastructure, roads are improved and governments stabilised, interest in travelling for business, leisure and…

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    INTRODUCTION: The meaning of Tourism is the limited period travelling for recreation, leisure, and family visiting purposes. Tourism is generally concise with trans-national travel, but it is also associate with travel of some other region within the country (John Swarbrooke, 2001). Tourism becomes the popular recreation activity now days around the globe. It relates to both domestic and international. International tourism create a good influence on country's balance of payments either it is…

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    Expansion Of Tourism Essay

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    ‘Tourism is a social, cultural and economic phenomenon which entails the movement of people to countries or places outside their usual environment for personal or business/professional purposes’(UNWTO, 2014). The tourism industry has expanded rapidly worldwide over recent years and progressively become an essential element of the world economy. There are many reasons for the expansion of the tourism industry such as the vast improvements in transport technology and infrastructure, allowing more…

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