The purpose of the research is to evaluate the impacts of terroristic attacks on people’s perception of London as a tourism destination. The problem which the study intends to solve is to gauge the possibility of terror attacks affecting the London’s tourism especially noting that the industry employs several people...
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Responsible tourism has been a subject of study over the years. Wilkinson (1992) addressed the question on how tourism can be managed more socially and environmentally. Most tourism organisations have adapted to initiatives into their business operations and in their market operation to engage in responsible tourism practices, especially those...
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Negative Impacts of Tourism on the Environment Nations with tourist attraction sites have benefited from the income that tourism contributes to the economy through employment, foreign exchange earnings, and growth of service sectors (Postma and Schmuecker, 145). However, tourism may also result in adverse outcomes in the environment, communities, natural resources,...
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In the recent past, the tourism industry has reached its maturity stage which is characterized by saturation of its products and services in the market. Such has resulted in a very strong competition among the tourism industry, where competition largely drives the marketers to tap into the markets that were previously...
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The tourism industry in southwest Australia is drastically growing because of the number of tourists visiting the region. South West Australia is a catchy region with various tourism sites to visit which ranges from the beautiful mountains to the diverse cultural backgrounds. In addition, southwest Australia has some fun events...
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Every country has its unique aspects and natural resources Every country has its unique aspects and natural resources that attract tourists to see, get entertained and create a memorable human experience. In the process, income is generated, increase job opportunities, and international cohesion. There are natural tourist attractions such as wildlife,...
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This report is a PEST analysis of Hampton Court Palace, a historical site and a key tourist destination in the UK. It uses both primary and secondary sources of information to conduct the analysis. Primary sources of information are government reports. The Hampton Court Palace website is also a major...
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Vacation industry, speedily becoming the major international business, utilizes one beyond twelve persons as well as creates $6.5 trillion of the world’s financial system. In an innovative book, Elizabeth Becker reveals how what was once a relaxation has to turn into a colossal venture with a deep influence on countries,...
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A Home and Its Significance A home is where people resort to whenever they need to be comfortable. For this reason, a home is a place where an individual chooses as his or her ideal location for living. It is important to note that homes are made of memories that reflect...
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Tourism's Impact on Bournemouth Tourism today is among the most dynamic and most significant sector of any economy. Tourism's development and growth rates, significant foreign currency inflows, contribution to local infrastructural development, and human capital inflow spur growth throughout every facet of the economy. Consequently, contributing positively socio-economic, cultural development of...
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Tourism is a major source of income to the Economy. On the other hand however, it has been a major source of adverse externalities, more so to the surrounding environment. Negative impacts of tourism on the environment t emerges when the number of tourists exceeds the capacity that the environment...
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One of the benefits of globalization is the expansion of the tourism sector characterized by increased tourists awareness and use of social media to acquire information. The access to information influences people's demand to visit and see fascinating and rare historical sites of catastrophes, war, and conflicts. According to Hartmann...
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